The below-expected rainfall at the beginning of this year led the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) to activate the red tariff flag (level 1), which will remain in effect throughout the month of May.
This means that R$ 3.00 will be charged on the bill for every 100 kWh of energy consumed.
This is the second time the red flag has been activated this year, and the extra charge is justified by the use of more energy generated by thermoelectric plants, which is more expensive to produce.
With the extra charge, the recommendation is for consumers to avoid waste.
However, industrial consumers find it difficult to reduce energy consumption, as expenses are directly related to the amount of energy used in production lines.
In the case of large industries, operations are usually 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Therefore, shutting down the production line or part of it would directly impact the company’s performance.
In this scenario, opting for the use of temporary energy is a strategic path for companies of different sizes.
The use of generators at certain times of the day, such as during peak hours, can reduce energy consumption by up to 30% between 5 PM and 8 PM.
Tecnogera offers complete solutions in temporary energy.
In addition to a fleet of over 800 generators, the company also offers accessories, 24-hour service, and technical assistance.
Moreover, the brand’s generators, being more modern and using technology, provide the same amount of energy while consuming less fuel.
