A ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) released the Technical Note 002/2023 with the result of the analysis of the contributions received within the scope of Public Consultation 051/2022, which dealt with the proposed change in the rules applicable to microgeneration and distributed minigeneration, established in Law No. 14.300/2022.
The Agency also released the draft regulation that should establish the rules for the connection and billing of microgeneration and distributed minigeneration plants in electricity distribution systems, as well as the rules of the SCEE (Electric Energy Compensation System). Click here to access the minutes made available by ANEEL.
The draft released by the Agency this Thursday differs from the draft previously made available during Public Consultation 051/2022. Click here to see the old draft.
The consideration of the draft is on the agenda of the public meeting of the Board of Directors. ANEEL scheduled to take place next Tuesday (31), at 9 am, in the Board Meeting room, at the Headquarters Building of ANEEL, SGAN 603, Module I/J, Brasília (DF). The rapporteur is director Hélvio Neves Guerra.
The models for Connection Budget Forms for microgeneration and distributed minigeneration plants and the reference values for investment costs were also approved.
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The market has been preparing for at least 01 year, Aneel comes to me and innovates with TUSD G. It's the Brazil that never belonged to Brazilians. We in the market will adapt and continue, however the population loses and becomes increasingly hostage to the big monopolies. It's like that in aviation, in banks, it's like that in everything in Brazil, Only 04 airlines, 04 big banks, 03 telephone companies, few energy concessionaires and there is no competition, but big monopolies.