Fonte: ANEEL
The executive board of the National Energy Agency (Aneel) approved today (09/08) in a public meeting of the annual rate adjustment of distributor Companhia Hidroelétrica São Patrício (CHESP). The average effect to be perceived by consumers of the company is 9.53% if CELG-D, CHESP’s supplier, continues in default. In case CELG-D becomes non-defaulting, the average effect will be 19.74%.
The rates of CHESP will come into force on September 12th. Check below the rates that will apply to bills of captive customers of the distributor according to the consumer class in case CELG-D continues in default or becomes non-defaulting. The new rates already incorporate the effects of the new methodology proposed in the Addendum approved by ANEEL in the board meeting on February 2nd this year.
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Company |
Consumer Class |
Served area |
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Low voltage (below 2.3 kV) e.g.: houses |
High voltage (2.3 to 230 kV) e.g.: industries |
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CHESP (GO) CELG-D in default |
Average: 9,12% Residential: 10.32% Low income: 2.87%
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A4 (2,3 A 25 kV): 11.89% Average = 11.89% |
It serves about 29,000 consumer units in nine municipalities of Goiás.
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CHESP (GO) CELG-D non-defaulting |
Average: 18.98% Residential: 20.16% Low income: 12.79% |
A4 (2.3 to 25 kV): 24.15% Average = 24.15% |
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