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Brazil regulator approves annual tariff adjustment for EDP São Paulo

ANEEL approved new EDP São Paulo electricity tariffs, effective 23 October, with different average impacts by consumer class.

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Brazil’s electricity regulator ANEEL approved the annual tariff adjustment for EDP São Paulo Distribuição de Energia on 13 October. The utility serves about 2.24 million consumer units. The agency set a 2.17% increase for the residential B1 class.

ANEEL reported average effects of 2.09% for low-voltage consumers, 5.67% for high-voltage consumers and 3.16% overall. The adjustment takes effect on 23 October; these class averages do not mean every customer will see the same change.

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Approved tariff effects for EDP São Paulo

ANEEL’s 13 October 2026 annual tariff decision; new tariffs take effect on 23 October.

Residential B12.17
Low voltage average2.09
High voltage average5.67
Overall average effect3.16
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Percentages are consumer-class effects reported by ANEEL; the overall average is not a single rate applied to every customer.

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