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According to Aneel (National Electric Power Agency), the February bill rate will be green, which means there will be no additional cost to the consumer. This is the third consecutive month that this has happened (in November, the current flag was yellow).
Even with the increase in LDP caused by the decrease in rainfall in January, the rainy season is in according to the regulator, which helps to improve the level of reservoirs. In this situation, the "hydrological risk" decreases, and PLD and hydrological risk are the two variables that determine the color of the flag to be triggered.
The tariff flag system was created to cover the higher costs of energy production when the level of rainfall falls. To offset this drop, the government ordered more expensive coal-fired power plants.
The green flag indicates that there is no extra charge, while in yellow, we add $ 1 per 100 100 kWh (kilowatt hours). Red has two levels: at level 1, the supplement is R $ 3 per 100 kWh, while at level 2, the supplement is R $ 5.
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