Energisa Group Opens Opportunities with R$ 30 Million for Innovative Energy Efficiency Projects

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Energisa Group Opens Public Call for Energy Efficiency Projects with R$ 30 Million. Applications Until 25/10. Live with Rules on 03/09 at 10 AM Brasília Time.

The Energisa Group launches a public call this Tuesday (27/08) for the selection of projects focused on Energy Efficiency. The company is allocating an amount of R$ 30 million to support the best initiatives in this field. The details of the selection criteria will be explained in a live session scheduled for September 3 at 10 AM Brasília time.

Those interested, who operate in the company’s concession areas, have until October 25 to submit their proposals. The Energisa Group is particularly interested in partnerships that meet energy efficiency goals. Projects approved in the energy efficiency program will receive funding based on the established criteria. This is a significant opportunity for innovators working in the energy sector.

Energy Efficiency Program (PEE) of Energisa

The resources allocated to the Energy Efficiency Program (PEE), regulated by Aneel, will be directed toward various types of projects in 2024. Among these projects, initiatives in rural areas, public lighting infrastructure, social organizations, companies, and public agencies stand out. Next year, the nine electric energy distributors of the Group will invest around R$ 30 million in initiatives spread across the states of Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Paraíba, Paraná, Sergipe, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Tocantins, Acre, and Rondônia.

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Participation and Application in the Public Notice

Customers in the concession areas of the Group’s electric energy distributors can participate in the public notice of the Energy Efficiency Program. Applications will be open until October 25. The rules of the public notice will be presented in a live session scheduled for Tuesday (03/09) at 10 AM (Brasília time). To watch the live session, interested parties must access the provided link: .

The Energy Efficiency Coordinator, Thiago Oliveira, emphasizes that the Energy Efficiency Program represents a commitment from the Energisa Group to lead the transition to a more sustainable future. ‘We seek through investment in technology and innovation to create solutions that benefit both our customers and the environment. We work to encourage the conscious use of energy and to drive economic and social development in the regions where we operate, thereby reinforcing our commitment to ESG practices in all our operations’, says Thiago Oliveira.

Guidelines and Applications

The Energy Efficiency Program follows the guidelines established by the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL). To participate, it is necessary to check the public notice on the official website of the Energisa Group: https://www.grupoenergisa.com.br/programa-de-eficiencia-energetica. The results of the selected projects will be announced on January 31, 2025, allowing electric energy distributors and participants to plan ahead.

History and Portfolio of Energisa

With a history of 119 years, Energisa stands out as one of the largest private groups with national capital in the Brazilian electric sector. The group offers a diverse ecosystem of products and services aimed at leading the energy transformation, connecting people and companies to ideal and sustainable energy solutions.

Presence in the Electric Sector

The Energisa portfolio includes nine electric energy distributors, 13 transmission concessions, a centralized photovoltaic generation plant, and an innovative energy solutions brand called (re)energisa. The latter has one of the largest parks of distributed photovoltaic generation in Brazil. Energisa also stands out for its energy trading in the free market and for offering value-added services.

Other Services and Innovations

Energisa also has a shared services center and a contact center company aimed at serving its customers. The fintech Voltz, the first in the segment of public utility companies in energy, is one of the group’s recent innovations. Additionally, the group has diversified its portfolio by entering the natural gas distribution market with the acquisition of the company ES Gás and with a project under construction for biogas generation from solid waste.

Contribution to Society

Transforming energy into comfort and development for over 20 million people in 875 municipalities across Brazil, Energisa also generates more than 20,000 direct and indirect jobs. Its commitment to Energy Efficiency and sustainability is reflected in its operations and in the continuous improvement of the services provided.

Source: ENERGISA Press

Energisa Group Opens Opportunities with R$ 30 Million for Innovative Energy Efficiency Projects

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Participation and Application in the Public Notice

Guidelines and Applications

History and Portfolio of Energisa

Presence in the Electric Sector

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Contribution to Society

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Energisa Group Opens Public Call for Energy Efficiency Projects with R$ 30 Million. Applications Until 25/10. Live with Rules on 03/09 at 10 AM Brasília Time.

Energy Efficiency Program (PEE) of Energisa

Participation and Application in the Public Notice

Social and Economic Impact

Guidelines and Applications

History and Portfolio of Energisa

Presence in the Electric Sector

Other Services and Innovations

Contribution to Society

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