Fonte: ANEEL
The board of the National Energy Agency (ANEEL) deliberated, in collegiate meeting held yesterday (03/15), three actions brought by companies Companhia Energética de Alagoas (CEAL), Centrais Elétricas de Rondônia S/A (CERON) and Itumbiara Transmissora de Energia Ltda. In the case of CEAL, the review conducted in 2009 detected some violations committed by the distributor, for example, failure to maintain substations. The company had been fined almost in BRL 3.2 million, a figure reduced to BRL 2.37 million after consideration of the appeal filed by the company. The violation of CERON refers to lack of regulation of the levels of supply of voltage measurements in samples taken in 2008 and 2009. The fine, maintained by the board, was BRL 1.47 million. Transmitter Itumbiara violated operating and maintenance procedures, which is why it had initially been fined at BRL 527,260, a figure that dropped to BRL 84,730 after a review of the company’s appeal. (DB/GL)
Check out the fines and the decisions that have the potential appeal of these companies at the administrative level.
|
Company
|
Infraction | Final value of the fine | Decision by ANEEL |
| CEAL (AL) |
Technical inspection trade held in 2009 by the Superintendence of Electricity Services Inspection (SFE) of ANEEL detected some violations committed by the distributor, for example, failure to maintain substations. |
BRL 2,370,879.04 |
The Agency decided to hear and grant in part the appeal by CEAL. The penalty was reduced from BRL 3,195,621.36 to BRL 2,370,879.04. |
| CERON (RO) | The distributor did not rectify voltage levels in continuous measurements of samples from 2008 and 2009. | BRL 1,471,607.80 |
The Agency decided to hear and dismiss the appeal. The penalty imposed by the Superintendence of Electricity Services Inspection (SFE) was kept. |
| Itumbiara Transmissora de Energia Ltda. (GO) | The transmitter violated operation and maintenance procedures. | BRL 84,739.41 |
The Agency decided to hear and grant in part the appeal by Itumbiara Transmitter. The penalty was reduced from BRL 527,267.47 to BRL 84,739.41. |
