Lawmakers maintain tax breaks for biofuels B100 and E85

Lawmakers rejected proposed cuts to tax breaks for biofuels B100 and E85. The government had sought to reduce these incentives in the 2026 budget. A significant majority of deputies voted to maintain the tax advantages for B100 and E85. This decision followed strong opposition from the agricultural sector and transporters. The rejected measures aimed to remove specific tax rates for B100 and gradually reduce benefits for E85, sparking widespread debate about their environmental impact and economic consequences.