Very high every energy has an impact on para with the arrival of the red flag and Amazon summer | The economy

From this month JunePara users are expensive for electricity. The Entil Declared the activation of (National Electric Energy Agency) Red tariff flag level 1It refers to an increase R $ 4.46 per 100 kWh. The effect on the pare is more intense, which already has the highest average charges in Brazil and now faces this growth at arrival Amazonian SummerThe use of fans, central and air conditioners is very common.

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Consumers, Para Economist and Energy Council representative criticize regional specifications that are not considered regional specifications, but the state exports energy, but lives with high and low quality accounts.

Entity sees the influence of anxiety on light accounts

To the president Electricity Consumer Council.

“Any decision on the power sector that affects the consumer account is always very concerned,” he said.

According to National Electrical System Operator (Ons)This is due to the activation of the red flag level 1 Reduction of funds in reservoirs across BrazilIt reduces hydroelectric generation and requires the use of expensive resources such as thermalectric plants.

With this, 46 4.46 additional cost per 100 kWh can affect the cost of the pars, especially when the use of air conditioning equipment, especially in the Amazonian summer.

Construction of old tariffs

Casio Bitter believes that the high power cost in the state is caused by structural factors.

He criticized “the complexity of power costs, distribution and maintenance costs in many areas and complexity for low population density in many areas. However, the tariff structure does not reflect regional facts such as the Human Development Index (HDI).”

According to him, according to him, Anil and the National Congress are active with the National Congress for the protection of “Tariff Justice”, through proposals such as the project dealing with the location signal – the procedure for the source of fuel production in the composition of local customers.

Charge for complaints and improvements within

In recent months, Concellee has recorded an increase in complaints about the quality of service rules in the interior.

“The major complaints are often about serious jumps at interruptions and tension levels,” Bitter said.

According to him, the board responded to the demands with official notifications to the public and the company to listen to customers and report on Anil and Consumer Protection Bodies.

Real -time measure is a priority

In actions protected by Concellee to reduce complaints and increase transparency, the modernization of measurement systems.

“Distributors in other states are already using equipment that allows to monitor true -time consumption. It will ensure further transparency in the service and significantly reduces the number of personal complaints collected in defense agencies.”

According to Bitter, Concella justifies receiving these new models in Pare, as an important step to ensure greater clarity in the collection and strengthen the relationship between users and dealership.

Merchants feel in the cashier

Founders already make bills in Belem’s trade, balance expenses and to maintain operation. Renata Korea, 31, Women’s clothing shop manager in the middle of the capitalIt is said that the power representation is one of the highest fixed costs of the business.

“We spent an average of R $ 1,200 and R $ 1,500 per month with power. It represents 20% of our profit,” he said.

According to her, the impact in the maximum months is also heavy. “We have already paid R $ 4,500 power. This refers to store revenue directly, as it can invest in the object to make profits, ”he said.

Renata Curria. (Photo: Ivan Duvarte)

With the announcement of the red flag since June, Renata is worried that the costs will increase further during the crucial period of sales. “The June season is mostly sold, but instead of strengthening the stock, we need to make a resource to pay energy. And we cannot work without power,” he said.

The store works Monday to SaturdayThe From 8:30 am to 5:30 pmAnd depends on the structure that requires high power consumption.

“We work with enough lighting, fans, air centers, and television to manage enough lighting to expose the goods … all of which produces a lot of cost, instead of reducing, instead of reducing, only increasing. It will weaken our result.”

“Account always ours”

Kaila Whale, Public Servant.

Gerson Silva, also a public servant.

For Cook Eduardo BritoGrowth strengthens impotence in the face of injustice and privatization of the power sector.

“I will try to avoid the maximum of the connected electronic devices, but there is nothing to do much. It has done something before it has done something before and when they are privatized. Now it is complicated. I think the growth is absurd. We have paid a lot of external rates beyond us.”

Already Cydini Guimaries History Teacher The extra charge comes in a critical time and charges coherence in the country’s fuel process.

“Whenever it is paying for it, this is not good news. We hope it will rain again and the charges come back to normal. It is always necessary to save energy, but it will be more difficult during this period.”

According to him, the state of Para, which has a Belo Monte Hydroelectric Dam, has to bear the growth in tariffs. “We have a dam that exports energy to other states. They have to pay this bill,” he said.

Less -Income Families Budget The power weighs more

With the red flag being implemented this June, the impact for very low -income families is very serious. The Economist Nalio warned in Bordeda that 46 kWh consumed 100 kWh would indicate a significant weight in an additional fare budget of 46 4.46 Grades DEE.

“60% of families with income up to a minimum wage can have trouble paying the electricity bill, often reducing costs with basic foods to replace extra costs with electricity,” he said.

Lack of regional sensitivity in the flag policy

Anil’s tariff in Bordeda criticized the flag policy Do not consider the weather facts of states like ParaThe use of fans and air conditioners in Amazon summer is practically continuous.

“This national structure is ignored that consumption here is a basic requirement for climate control. It affects commercial companies such as homes and shops, offices and restaurants.”

According to him, a good approach should be recognized The climate and productive specifics of this area. “It allows the state to take advantage of the state’s own generation of capacity, to reduce the cost of living and induce the most effective use of energy, to take advantage of the state’s own generation’s efficiency, without spending unevenly spending on the customer of Para,”.

Experience the productive sector and trade reactions

The rise of tariff also reaches straight Local productEspecially the fields that rely on continuous operation, such as food, clothing and mining industries. “These sectors are facing high costs, which reduces competitiveness and can press local inflation,” Bordeda said.

In trade and small businesses, even with strategies that save energy, the effects come to the end user.

“Energy cost is paid for products and services. That is, the population has paid the population directly and indirectly by increasing the charges.”

The most expensive energy increases inflation in the state

In addition to the immediate impact on the budget of the families, the increased power broader consumer prices index (IPCA) pressures financial indicators.

The economist predicts that the increase in charges will increase between local IPCA +0,23% e +0,50%Families reflect the contraceptive utility goods and services.

Proposals and ways to reduce costs

In actions discussed at the national level to reduce costs, highlights in Bordeda The bill is 1.804/2024It proposes Exception from the use of a distribution system for low -income customers. “This is a measure that will help reduce the budget of families that are very harmful,” he said.

Another alternative is to promote solar consumption. “Financing expanding for the acquisition of photovoltaic systems can help families produce their own energy and reduce their dependence on traditional power grid”.

The views of the medium period are challenging

Although Para is one of the largest fuel producers in the country, the chances of reducing tariffs are still different. According to Borda, the Dependence on thermoelectric plants during drought periodsWere, and,, and,, and,, and,.. Added to the dangerous distribution infrastructure – marked with greater distances and technical losses – maintaining expenses high.

“The demand for energy increases, especially for climate control, it will further pressure the tariffs,” he explained. Despite investments in renewable resources such as solar and air, the transformation is steadily and it takes time to feel the effects on electricity bills.

However, measures such as specific concessions for energy -producing states are expected to relieve some of the load on para consumers in the future.

Possible paths and change in change

In the medium -sized period, there is no expectation of the reduction of tariffs, but in Bordeda, well -structured public policies are of the opinion that the situation can begin. In the prescribed alternatives:

• Natural ventilation and thermal insulation in famous homes;
• Effective use of accessories with pressll seal;
• Encouragement to generation distributed by solar energy;
• The hostage policy review to include weather and socio -economic aspects.