More than 1,6 million UCs will have an increase in their electricity bills in MT

Energisa Mato Grosso's new prices come into effect this Tuesday (08/04)
More than 1,6 million consumer units will have an increase in their electricity bills in MT
Periodic Tariff Review and Annual Tariff Adjustment are the two most common tariff processes provided for in concession contracts. Photo: Freepik

A ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) authorized the tariff adjustment of Energisa Mato Grosso (EMT) last Tuesday (01/04). The new values ​​of the distributor, which serves around 1,69 million consumer units, will come into effect on 08/04.

Electricity bills are expected to rise by 4,67% in 2025, according to TR Soluções

See the new indexes in the table below:

The main items that contributed to the current values ​​were the costs of energy distribution, sector charges and the financial components established in the last tariff process.

The average effect of high voltage refers to classes A1 (>= 230 kV), A2 (from 88 to 138 kV), A3 (69 kV) and A4 (from 2,3 to 25 kV). For low voltage, the average includes classes B1 (Residential and low-income residential subclass); B2 (Rural: subclasses, such as agriculture, rural electrification cooperative, rural industry, public rural irrigation service); B3 (Industrial, commercial, services and other activities, public authorities, public services and own consumption); and B4 (Public lighting).

Tariff review x tariff adjustment

The Periodic Tariff Review (RTP) and the Annual Tariff Adjustment (RTA) are the two most common tariff processes provided for in concession contracts. The RTP process is more complex – it defines: (i) the efficient cost of distribution (Portion B); (ii) the energy quality and loss targets; and (iii) the components of the X Factor for the tariff cycle.

The RTA process is simpler and always takes place in the year in which there is no RTP. In this process, 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). In both cases, the costs of purchasing and transmitting energy and the sectoral charges that fund public policies established through laws and decrees are ed on.

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Photo by Mateus Badra
Mateus Badra
Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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