Fonte: ANEEL
The board of the National Energy Agency (ANEEL) decided at a public meeting, on 03/01, to maintain a fine imposed on Companhia de Energia Elétrica do Estado do Tocantins(CELTINS) and reduce the fine imposed on Light Serviços de Eletricidade S.A.Companhia Hidroelétrica do São Francisco (CHESF) had its penalty canceled.
Among the violations committed by companies are the breach of the goals established by the Agency for the indicators that measure the duration (DEC)* and the frequency (FEC)** of power outages, as well as impropriety in customer service. The board's decision ends the possibility of using the utilities at the administrative level. Check the table below with details about the violations. (PG/GL)
|
Company |
Violation | Value of the fine | ANEEL’s Decision |
| CELTINS (TO) |
Breach of the collective indicators of Continuity of supply (DEC / FEC) in 2009 |
BRL 3,498,084.56 |
The Agency has decided to hear and dismiss the appeal. The penalty imposed by the Superintendence of Inspection of Electricity Services (SFE) was kept |
| LIGHT (RJ) |
Inadequacies in the provision of care to clients, in refunding for electrical damages and other commercial aspects, as well as problems in the regulatory requirements of voltage stabilization in the year 2009 |
BRL 5,049,136,92 |
The Agency has decided to hear and grant in part the appeal by Light. The penalty imposed by the SFE was reduced to BRL 1,796,116.00. |
| CHESF |
Non-compliance with laws, regulations and contractual regarding the closure of Connection Agreement to the Transmission System (CCT) No 004/2002, with the Electricity Company of Bahia (COELBA) and conclusion of the Facilities Sharing Contract (ICC) with Affluent Generation and Transmission of Electricity SA, in 2009 |
BRL 497,346.29 |
The Agency has decided to meet and uphold the appeal by CHESF. The penalty was canceled |
*DEC (Duration of Interruption per Consumer Unit) indicates the average number of hours that a consumer spends without electricity for a period, usually monthly.
**FEC (Average Interruption Frequency for Consumer Unit) indicates how often, on average, there was an interruption in the consumer unit (either a household, commercial, industrial one).
