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Energisa operations and policy issues in Brazil

Overview

In Mato Grosso, political figures and business leaders have raised concerns regarding the concessionaire Energisa, citing “excessive waiting times and missing technical justifications” in solar energy project approvals. State deputy Janaina Riva has pledged to advocate for stronger oversight and specialized assistance for solar developers to address these opaque procedures.

Following these criticisms, Energisa has introduced several social and financial programs in the states of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul. These include a debt renegotiation initiative in partnership with the Court of Justice (TJMS) targeting hundreds of consumers, and the ‘Nossa Energia’ project in Rondonópolis, which focuses on improving energy efficiency for low-income families through the distribution of appliances and LED lamps.

Specific details of these initiatives include a partnership with the TJMS to renegotiate debts for 237 selected individuals and businesses through hearings scheduled for September. The ‘Nossa Energia’ project in Rondonópolis aims to distribute up to 200 refrigerators, 300 fans, and 1,000 LED lamps to low-income families.

Entities

Campo Grande · Tribunal de Justiça de Mato Grosso do Sul · Tribunal de Justiça de Roraima · Equatorial · Energisa

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Timeline

  1. 3 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Brazilian utility companies launch debt relief and energy efficiency programs

    Utility companies and courts in Brazil are conducting programs to renegotiate energy debts and distribute efficient appliances to low-income families in several regions.

  2. 26 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    Brazil solar sector sees policy push and youth entrepreneurship

    Brazilian deputy Janaina Riva pushes for faster solar approvals in Mato Grosso, while Impact Hub and EDP launch a youth entrepreneurship program in Goiânia to train 20 young people for the solar market.

Sources

capitalnews.com.br · cenariomt.com.br · folhabv.com.br · noticiamarajo.com.br

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