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ISA Energia activates summer plan to serve the coast of São Paulo.

Investments and contingencies are aimed at ensuring a continuous supply of electricity during peak seasonal demand.

ISA Energia activates summer plan to serve the coast of São Paulo.

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ISA Energia Brasil has launched its Operation Plan for the 2025/2026 Summer season, aimed at meeting the high demand for electricity on the coast of São Paulo between November 2025 and March 2026.

The initiative involves cooperation with transmission companies, distribution companies, and bodies in the electricity sector for system monitoring and joint action in contingency situations.

According to the company, the plan foresees an investment of approximately R$ 320 million in projects to reinforce and improve the transmission network on the coast of São Paulo.

The actions include replacing and modernizing equipment in substations and transmission lines, as well as preventive maintenance carried out throughout 2025.

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The contingency plan includes resources such as a helicopter stationed in Cubatão, emergency tower kits, a mobile substation in São Sebastião, specialized and live-line teams on standby, with reinforcements during the Christmas, New Year's Eve, and Carnival periods.

The use of the System is also planned. BESS Installed at the Registro Substation, to support the control of transmission line load during peak demand, with the possibility of additional activations depending on weather and operational conditions.

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Raphael Guerra
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