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Aneel maintains a green flag in December with no additional fee on the electricity bill

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Aneel reported that it will keep the green flag activated in December for all consumers connected to the national electricity sector.

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Aneel announces that the energy tariff flag will remain green in December

With the decision, there will be no extra charge on the electricity bill for the eighth consecutive month. According to the agency, energy generation conditions in the country are good.

3 years ago·Curitiba, Brazil

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Aneel confirms green tariff flag on electricity bills in December — Rádio Guaíba

As a result, there are no extra charges on the electricity bill for the eighth consecutive month.

3 years ago

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Aneel maintains a green flag in December with no additional fee on the electricity bill

Aneel reported that it will keep the green flag activated in December for all consumers connected to the national electricity sector.

3 years ago·Brazil

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UOL broke the news in Brazil 3 years ago on Friday, November 25, 2022.

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