The projection of the readjustment is up to 4.67% for consumers who use low voltage, according to TR Solutions
Consumers of subgroup B (low voltage) should have an average of 4.67% in power tariffs by 2025, according to. According to the company, about 90% of the increase is because of the elevations of the cost elements of TUSD (Distribution System use), charged for the use of the power grid, which includes poles, wires and transformers.
The increase in tariffs ranges from 23% of TUSD CDE (energy development account), a charge used to subsidize public policies in the electricity sector, such as up to 7.26% of TUSD Fio B, paid by consumers with on-grad solar systems.
Regarding the purchase and sale of energy between concessionaires and consumers, the expectation is an increase of 12.51% for the values practiced, with a positive impact of 4.21% on 2025 tariffs.
“This effect, however, will be practically eliminated in most cases due to the tax credits of PIS and Cofins and the expected reductions for your charges.”says the expert in Tariff Regulation and Electricity Market of TR Solutions, Gabriel Marins Lemos.
Lemos says that the reduction of TE’s parcel is associated with the payment of covid account loans and water scarcity account, as well as the fact that the CDE GD quota, which uses part of the electricity bill to cover power costs generated in solar panels, has been fixed in zero this year.
The estimated increase in the electricity rate was calculated with the service to estimate energy tariffs (seven) and represents an average weighted by the market of each of the 51 distribution concessionaires of the country, without considering taxes or any additional tariff flag values, if they are triggered.
