A ANEEL The Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) has determined that Equatorial Pará must collect R$190,96 million from BBF (Brasil Biofuels Pará IIS.A), which operates six thermoelectric power plants in the state.
The decision was made by the Agency on Tuesday (11/11) and establishes a 30-day deadline for the collection to take effect.
The penalties total R$110,8 million for the unavailability of the power plants and R$80,16 million related to the termination of the contract between the distributor and BBF.
The plants involved are: BBF Faro, BBF Gurupá, BBF Muaná, BBF Porto de Moz, BBF São Sebastião da Boa Vista and BBF Terra Santa.
According to ANEELThe amounts charged by Equatorial Pará should be allocated to tariff moderation, contributing to the reduction of electricity rates for consumers.
In a note, the Agency He reinforced the importance of fulfilling generation contracts: "The penalties aim to ensure that the commitments made by companies are respected and that consumers are not harmed," he stated. ANEEL.
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