The National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) announced on Friday, 28, the green tariff flag for April, at no additional cost in the energy tariff. The regulator points out that despite the transition from the rainy to dry period, the generation of hydroelectric plants remains at stable levels.
For the month of May, until last week, the Electricity Marketing Chamber (CCEE) projected yellow tariff flag in all four scenarios evaluated.
Broadcast Energia (Real -Time News System of the State Group) had shown that the worsening of rain expectations made the possibility of activating the yellow tariff flag to be designed in mathematical models of experts accompanying the theme.
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In April, it will be the fifth consecutive month that the green flag is triggered. With the historic drought in the second half of 2024, Aneel had triggered the Red Tariff Flag 1 in September – for the first time in more than three years.
In addition to hydrological risk (GSF), another trigger for the most expensive flag triggering last year was the increase in the price of differences of differences (PLD) – calculated value for the energy to be produced in a given period.
Month to Month The National Electric System Operator (ONS) considers the variable cost of energy production, such as the availability of water resources, as well as the drive of more expensive generation sources. The collection via the tariff flag pays the additional costs.
