Two members of the new Board of Directors took office this Monday (15), ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency): the general director, Sandoval Araújo Feitosa Neto and the director Fernando Mosna.
During the inauguration ceremony, held in the auditorium of the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME), in Brasília (DF), Feitosa emphasized the importance of dialogue in the sector and consumer satisfaction.
Among the priorities defended by Mosna is the achievement of an adequate level of tariff moderation. According to him, it is necessary to ensure balanced regulation, with improvements in regulatory standards in relation to the free market and modernization of the sector.
The two new directors arrive to assist in several important and complex processes, such as improving access to transmission in the scenario of expansion of renewable generators, improving the regulation of the calculation of regulatory technical losses and prepare the valuation of DG (distributed generation), which must be established by ANEEL based on the costs and benefits of the segment, respecting the guidelines of the CNPE (National Energy Policy Council).
Who are the new directors?
Former director of ANEEL and career civil servant, Feitosa started in the sector as an Electrician graduated from SENAI-PI and an Electrotechnical Technician graduated from the Federal Technical School of Piauí. He worked in the coordination of technical maintenance teams at Chesf (São Francisco Hydroelectric Company) and as technical manager at Cemar (Maranhão Energy Company).
He was also superintendent of Regulation of Transmission Services, superintendent of Inspection of Electricity Services and advisor to the Board. Representing the Agency, Sandoval was director of ABAR (Brazilian Association of Regulatory Agencies), from 2018 to 2020.
Mosna joins the Board in the vacancy resulting from the end of Efrain Cruz's term. A Federal Prosecutor at the AGU (Attorney General's Office) since 2012, Mosna has worked for the past three years as an advisor in the Federal Senate and was a lawyer at... PetroHe worked in Brazil from 2010 to 2012, in addition to being a lawyer at CEDAE (Rio de Janeiro State Water and Sewage Company).
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