EN 
PT_BR 
You adjustments and the tariff revisions approved in 2023 by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) together with seven distributors of energy have already raised the electricity bill value for 54 million Brazilians in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul.
From January until now, the Agency authorized to the Concessionaires CPFL Paulista and Santa Cruz; Enel-RJ; Cemig; Light; and Energisa-MT and Energisa-MS to update your rates of electrical energy. The values range from 4.89% to 10%, as determined by the Solar Channel.
Even with the elevation, part of the consumers have achieved minimize impacts as use of solar energy systems. Currently, there are just over 700 thousand photovoltaic connections in operation in the concession areas of the seven distributors.
-
Find out the difference between tariff adjustment and tariff review by clicking here.
Currently, Brazil has more than 45 energy concessionaires, which means that, throughout the year, other millions of consumers also will have the value of their tariffs readjusted. ANEEL already has prospects of approving, soon, the readjustment and reviews of six other distributors: Enel-SP; RGE Sul; Coelba; Cosern; Enel-CE and Energisa-SE.
High electricity bill
In March this year, a survey released by Embraceel (Brazilian Association of Energy Traders) revealed that in the last eight years (between 2015 and 2022) the electricity bill of Brazilian residential consumers increased by more than 70%.
This is a higher level than the evolution of the IPCA (Broad National Consumer Price Index) – Brazil's official inflation, which was 58% in the period, and the Free Energy Market, where prices reduced by 9%.
For 2023, ANEEL estimates that the tariff will rise, on average, by 5.6%, but that in some states the increase will exceed the barrier of 14%. It is worth remembering that energy tariffs are readjusted annually by the Agency, according to the “anniversary” of each concessionaire’s contract.
