Good News: Aneel Maintains ‘Benefit’ on This Month’s Energy Bill

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The agency announced news that promotes savings on electricity bills for Brazilians during the cold month of July. Find out more!

Last week, the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) confirmed that, in July, energy bills will not incur additional charges, remaining under the green tariff flag. This situation has lasted for more than a year, so there is no need to fear higher expenses at the end of the month.

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Aneel defines the tariff flags based on the reservoir levels of hydroelectric plants, thus influencing the cost of energy production. If the situation deteriorates, an additional flag, which may range from yellow to red (tier 2), is applied, resulting in an increase in the cost for the end user.

It is crucial to remember that Brazil faced a water crisis in 2021. In view of this serious situation, Aneel had to activate the most expensive tariff flag. During this period, Brazilians paid R$ 14.20 for every 100 kWh consumed in their homes.

Tariff flags

Check out the tariff flags that Aneel may apply according to energy production conditions:

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  • Green tariff: no additional charge;
  • Yellow tariff: an additional R$ 2.989 for every 100 kWh consumed;
  • Red tariff (tier 1): an additional R$ 9.795 for every 100 kWh consumed;
  • Red tariff (tier 2): an additional R$ 14.20 for every 100 kWh consumed.

How to save on your electricity bill during winter?

Although this year does not include additional charges, winter generally leads to an increase in electricity bills for Brazilian families, mainly because of increased shower use. In Brazil, winter began on June 21. So, find out how to save.

  • Reduce shower time;
  • If feasible, choose to shower during the warmest parts of the day, avoiding “winter” mode, which can save up to 30%;
  • Limit the use of heaters and, when used, do not leave them on for too long;
  • Make the most of daylight;
  • Replace incandescent bulbs with fluorescent or LED bulbs;
  • Make full use of the capacity of washing machines and dryers;
  • Reduce the cooling power of refrigerators.

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