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
Aneel announced the end of the extra charge on the light account from October with the return of the green flag. Read more in the Paraná Tribune.
The light bills will return in October to the green flag, without charge of additional fees, informed on Friday (25) the National Electricity Agency (Aneel). The tariff flag will come back in force after five months of yellow flag, which has an additional cost of R$ 1,885 per 100 kWh consumed. According to Aneel, the return of [...]
Since May the light accounts record yellow flag, with an additional charge of R$ 1,885 in the light account every 100 kilowatts-hour (kWh) consumed
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