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What do the compensation rules look like from July onwards?

Impact on the viability or otherwise of projects will depend directly on the studies and results presented by ANEEL

Solar energy market has new rules starting in July

Consumers with a connection request will have 90% of the TUSD Wire B not compensated until 2031. Photo: Reproduction/WS Solar

Updated May 12

Os brazilian consumers who intend to install solar energy systems have less than two months to take advantage of the rules current da Law 14.300 / 2022.

That's because the consumers with systems up to 500 kW who file the connection request for installation of the technology by 7 July, in accordance with legislation, will have 90% of the Wire B da TUSD not being compensated until 2031.

After that date, a new compensation rule To be defined by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency). Who to ask the access opinion after that you will see the new rule being applied after 2029.

For Bernardo Marangon, managing partner of Exact Energy, indefiniteness of the new compensation rules for Agency brings concerns protocols for photovoltaic sector, who today finds himself without knowing what the viability of projects without studies by the Regulatory Body.

A definition of ANEEL should occur after 180 days of the publication of the legislation. However,, as happened with your regulation, it should be delayed again, according to the professional.

Yes, Edward Nicholas, general director of operations at Renew Energia, thinks a little differently. For him, if the studies of ANEEL reveal that sector delivered more benefits than costs to the country to Charge may even be lower than what is defined today for the transition period.

“I believe that is what the study should show, if it is done in an impartial and technically correct way”, he pointed out.

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https://canalsolar.com.br/tarifacao-do-fio-b-previsto-na-lei-14-300/

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  • WERLEY

    but another terrorism against the customers. It will be important that integrators do not raise this objection to the customer. This does not serve as an argument to sell benefits to customers, we have to put an end to these lobbies or else we will move towards offgrid batteries and dismiss the concessionaires like in Europe, either we will side with the integrators and customers or we will move towards batteries

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