Nuclear Plants Angra 1 And 2 And Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant Will Have Reduced Tariffs And Brazilians' Electricity Bills Will Decrease In 2021

Nuclear Plants Angra 1 And 2 And Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant Will Have Reduced Tariffs And Brazilians’ Electricity Bills Will Decrease In 2021

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Published on 16/12/2020 at 15:20

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Brazilian Electricity Bills Will Get Cheaper Starting Next Year! Aneel Approves Reduction in Energy Tariffs from Itaipu and Angra 1 and 2.

The National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) brought good news for Brazilians! Yesterday (01/15), the Agency approved a tariff reduction for the Itaipu plants, as well as for the Angra 1 and 2 Nuclear Power Plants. The measures will come into effect next year, positively impacting Brazilian electricity bills. Looking for a job? Taesa, the largest private electricity company in Brazil, is calling for job openings in RJ, RS, PE, MT, MG, and PI

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A reduction of 1.18% in the tariff for energy produced by the Itaipu hydroelectric plant has been approved for 2021. The amount will drop from US$ 28.41 per kW/month in 2020 to US$ 28.07 per kW/month in 2021.

This amount refers to what is paid by distributors in the South, Southeast, and Midwest regions that purchase energy from Itaipu. The reduction impacts the electricity bills of Brazilians, as this energy acquisition is included in the calculation of the residential tariff. The effect on bills, however, also depends on the variation of the dollar.

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