A ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) approved on Tuesday (18) the annual tariff adjustments for 2023 of five distributors of Rio Grande do Sul (RS).
Among those selected are: Nova Palma Energia, Demei (Municipal Energy Department of Ijuí), Hidropan Distribuição de Energia, Eletrocar (Centrais Elétricas de Carazinho) and Mux Energia.
According to data from the Agency, the new indices released should come into force from July 22nd of 2023.
EDP SP Tariff Review
The board of ANEEL also approved the opening of the Public Consultation 23/2023. The goal is discuss the proposal for Periodic Tariff Review of EDP São Paulo SA Energy Distribution
O Discussions are scheduled to begin this Wednesday (19), closing on September 1st. According to the Agency, there will be another public hearing (nº 14/2023) on August 10th, in São José dos Campos (SP).
According to the Agency, the average effect proposed in the tariff review of the distributor, which supplies electricity to around 2 million consumer units in 28 municipalities in the state of São Paulo, is 6,18% for residential consumers.
Check the proposed indexes below
According to ANEEL, the average index proposed in the company's tariff review was impacted by energy transmission costs and financial components established in the last tariff process, which remained in force until the current review.
In the public debate, the definition of the corresponding limits of continuity indicators will be included. DEC (Equivalent Interruption Duration per Consumer Unit) quality FEC (Equivalent Interruption Frequency per Consumer Unit), for the period from 2024 to 2027.
For more information about tariff processes, access the website. To contributions to the consultation, they must be sent via email.
- [email protected], for the Tariff Review topic;
- [email protected], for the Tariff Structure topic;
- [email protected], for the topic Technical Losses;
- [email protected], for the topic Continuity Indicators (DEC and FEC).
Tariff review x Tariff adjustment
In concession contracts there are tariff processes, and the RTP (Periodic Tariff Review) and RTA (Annual Tariff Adjustment) are the most common ones provided for in the documents.
In both cases, the costs of purchasing and transmitting energy and sectoral charges that fund public policies established through laws and decrees are ed on.
In the RTP process, the efficient cost of distribution (Parcel B), quality and energy loss targets and the X Factor components for the tariff cycle. In the RTA process, which takes place in the year in which there is no RTP, Portion B is updated by the inflation index established in the contract (IGP-M or IPCA) minus the X factor (IGP-M/IPCA – X Factor).
