BRASÍLIA (Reuters) - Brazil will target a reduction of 10 percent in carbon emissions from the fuels sector through 2028, forcing distributors to increase the amount of biofuels they sell as a way to reduce air pollution, the country's Energy Policy Council said on Tuesday.
The target is part of a new program called RenovaBio, which aims to gradually increase the share of biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel in the country's fuels mix.
(Reporting by Leonardo Goy; writing by Marcelo Teixeira)
