Light Count May Return to Green Flag in October, Point to Analyses
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SÃO PAULO, 25 Set (Reuters) - The light bill may again have green tariff flag, without additional charge, in October, after the heavy rains recorded in September helped to reduce the cost of power generation in the country, according to
The October tariff flag will be green, announced the National Electricity Agency (Aneel) on Friday (25). This means that there will be no additional charge in the account this month. (read more below) The tariff flag signals to the consumer the real costs of generating energy in the country. When the generation gets more expensive, the extra charge is automatically applied in the accounts. "With the start of the transition between dry and wet pe…
According to the agency, the greatest rainfall contributed to stabilize the level of reservoirs in hydroelectric plants
The decision was justified by the "super El Niño", which can affect the rains and the generation of energy in the coming months; consumers stop paying R$ 1,885 per 100 kWh The National Electricity Agency (Aneel) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy announced on Friday (25) the green tariff flag for the month [...]
The October light bill will be the first in five months without additional charging by the system of tariff flags. The National Electricity Agency (Aneel) defined this Friday, 25, the green flag for the next month. The change takes place after four months of yellow flag. The additional charging came into effect in May, in the face of the reduction of the rains during the transition from the wet to the dry period, and remained until September. Al…
The electricity accounts will have green flag in October, without additional charge, informed the National Electricity Agency (Aneel) on Friday (25). The change closes a sequence of five months with yellow flag. According to Aneel, the improvement in the conditions of power generation, mainly with the increase of rains in the South [...] The post Light account will have green flag in October and remains without additional charge appeared first i…
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