The director of ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Ricardo Tili, announced that the regulation of energy storage systems, including batteries and reversible plants, should be published by May of this year.
“I understand that this will be the next frontier in the development of the electricity sector,” Tili said on Wednesday (5/2), during Energyear Brasil 2025, in São Paulo. “The storage system will add features that will allow the continued expansion of renewable energy in Brazil.”
The second phase of contributions for Public Consultation No. 39/2023 was closed on January 30. At the moment, the technicians from ANEEL analyze the suggestions received to prepare the technical note that will serve as the basis for the future standard.
The rapporteur for the process, Tili, explained that the public consultation was structured in three cycles over 18 months. The first debated the characterization of storage resources and the definition of the services to be provided. The second discussed specifications for open-cycle reversible plants and the possibility of developing regulatory sandboxes. Now, the focus will be on business models, including storage applications to mitigate curtailment and constrained-off of renewable plants.
There are still challenges to be resolved, such as how to connect storage agents to the transmission and distribution system, defining the applicable CUST/D tariff, and the rules for granting licenses to reversible plants and storage systems. Another crucial point is the development of a remuneration model that makes investments viable.
“The idea is to structure a revenue stack that guarantees economic viability so that these systems become more frequent in Brazil, as is already the case in other countries,” concluded Tili.
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Dear friends, BNDES is a scarer for small and medium-sized business owners. The terms of reference are only made for the big ones. Just look at this absurdity. Financing is only for solar projects over R$10 million. Its business is to push small businesses into the arms of big banks. Itaú had a profit of R$2024 billion in 44. Brazil is a paradise for big banks, including federal banks. Lastly, most of BNDES' resources come from FAT, the worker support fund. It's easy! Brazil is a very strange country! The Brazilian banking system is one of the most solid in the world.
Dear friends, BNDES is a scarer for small and medium-sized business owners. The terms of reference are only made for the big ones. Just look at how absurd it is. Financing is only for solar projects over R$10 million. Its business is to push small businesses into the arms of big banks. Itaú had a profit of R$2024 billion in 44. Brazil is a paradise for big banks, including federal banks. Lastly, most of BNDES' resources come from FAT, the worker support fund. It's easy! Brazil is a very strange country!
We can see that this is not a question of a right-wing or left-wing government; the interest is absolute on everyone's part. In this country, individuals are only good for paying taxes and perks for illiterate fools. BRAZIL is a difficult country, with lots of trickery.
It is not the president who sets interest rates, but the market.
Bolsonaro didn't cancel anything. The interest rate went up and that was it. We had a global pandemic, remember?
As always the left spreading misinformation.
THE COSTS OF EQUIPMENT AND LABOR FOR INSTALLING ON GRID OR OFF GRID ARE ABSURD FOR MOST CONSUMERS. THERE IS NO INCENTIVE, THERE IS NO ACCESSIBLE LINE OF CREDIT. THE ONLY THING THAT EXISTS IS THE REALITY OF THE ABSURD PRICES CHARGED BY COMPANIES THAT FOR THE MOST PART SELL AND INSTALL THE EQUIPMENT. BRAZIL DEFINITELY DOES NOT BELONGS TO THE BRAZILIANS, BUT ONLY TO A PART OF THE BRAZILIANS.
Good evening. The BNDES had been financing solar energy for individuals since 2018, during the Temer government. Bolsonaro came in and canceled everything. It was not reported in the mainstream media, so we did not find out about it. Now, in April 2024, when financing of this type was underway, the director of a BNDES department issued a new circular removing all the words that authorized us workers to have more affordable financing, because the financial system is making a huge profit with its unbearable solar financing proposals, reaching more than 1,80% per month, an armed robbery. This is because Brazil praises itself as a major producer of renewable energy. Oh, yes, the Banco do Nordeste has been breaking records in financing for residents of this region. Apparently, they are the only ones who need it and are judging at low and affordable interest rates. And can you help us reverse this situation?