This Tuesday (9), the board of ANEEL The Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) has approved new tariff adjustments for consumers served by the concessionaires Energisa Acre and Energisa Rondônia, which together account for more than 1 million consumer units.
In Acre, the annual readjustment will affect around 309 thousand consumption points, while in Rondônia it will impact 729 thousand. In both states, the new rates will come into effect from next Saturday (13).
For consumers in Acre, the average effect of the readjustment will be 11,54%. Tariffs for residential customers will increase by 8,99%, while for low voltage (a category that includes residences, small businesses, and smaller establishments directly connected to the distribution network) the average readjustment will be 9,51%.
In the case of high voltage, which covers industries and large consumers connected to the transmission network, the increase will be 20,24%. According to... ANEELThe adjustment in the state was mainly impacted by costs related to sector charges, energy transportation, distribution expenses, and financial components calculated in the current tariff cycle.
In Rondônia, the average impact of the electricity bill adjustment will be even greater, reaching 15,72%. For residential consumers, the increase will be 14,64%. Low-voltage customers will see an average increase of 15,01%, while high-voltage consumers will face an adjustment of 18,48%.
According to the Agency, the main factors that put pressure on tariffs in Rondônia were the costs related to the acquisition, distribution and transmission of electricity, in addition to the weight of sector charges and financial components remaining from the previous tariff process.
License holders will also have an adjustment.
In addition to the two distributors, ANEEL This week, the state also approved new tariff adjustments for three energy distribution concessionaires, which together serve more than 30 consumer units in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul.
The adjustments will be applied to Ceprag (Cooperativa de Eletricidade Praia Grande), Coopersul (Cooperativa Regional de Eletrificação Rural Fronteira Sul Ltda), and Coopernorte (Cooperativa Regional de Distribuição de Energia do Litoral Norte).
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