Main focus
- Eletrobras’ privatization schedule, after approval of the privatization model by the Investment Partnership Program Council (CPPI) is up to date.
- Included in this schedule is the approval of the parameters for setting the prices of the Angra 3 nuclear plant.
- In the oil and gas sector, the balance is unbalanced: increase in prices and sales, but decline in production.
A little here, a little there, and the week comes to an end.
A week of discussions on broad fronts and involving different segments in the energy sector.
But for the sector week to finish updated, only after the MegaWhat newsletter. So separates your coffee and comes to stay in the know about everything that happened.
Everything is up to date for the Eletrobras privatization schedule, after the approval of the privatization model by the Investment Partnership Program Council (CPPI).
Included in this schedule is the approval of the parameters for setting the prices of the Angra 3 nuclear power plant and, since we are talking about nuclear, it is worth checking the sanction of the law that creates a regulatory body for the industry in the segment.
For next year, the privatization of the last branch of CEEE, the generation branch, has already had the conditions and values established for the new concessionaires.
- CPPI approves modeling of privatization of Eletrobras
- CNPE approves parameters to define the energy price of Angra 3
- Bolsonaro sanctions law that creates regulatory body for the nuclear industry
- Privatization of CEEE-G involves 13 plants with a minimum grant value of R$ 1.65 billion
As we mentioned in the last edition, the 2021 water crisis brought new models to the market, whether in terms of power supply or for the balance of the sector’s accounts.
And not only the period of water shortage, but also the post-pandemic of covid-19, making adjustments to the rules in force until then necessary.
- Distributors meet with MME and discuss new loan to cover increased cost of generation
- Aneel decides to isolate costs from the water scarcity banner and approves new tariffs in GO, SP and DF
- Thermoelectric plants may have inflexibility of up to 30% in capacity reserve auctions
- Merchant plants are a solution in a new reserve contracting model, says Ribeiro da Eneva
- Switching to price-per-offer would require in-depth debate, experts say
- Unavailability of generation during restriction of covid-19 will have exceptional treatment
- Petrobras does not guarantee meeting the additional demand for diesel in November
- Oil price and sales jump should boost Petrobras’ 3rd Quarter result
- Petrobras’ natural gas production retreats 3.7%, but sales advance 44% in the third quarter
- Government plans to carry out the 3rd Cycle of Permanent Offer in 2022
