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ANEEL approves EDP São Paulo tariff hike: residential rates up 2.17% from October 23
Brazil's electricity regulator ANEEL approved EDP São Paulo's annual tariff adjustment on October 13, raising residential rates 2.17% effective October 23 for about 2.24 million customers.
Why it matters
EDP São Paulo is one of the main power distributors in the São Paulo region; the hike directly affects the electricity bills of about 2.24 million customers, with low-voltage users up 2.09% on average and high-voltage users up 5.67%.
Full report
The board of Brazil's National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) approved the annual tariff adjustment (reajuste tarifário anual) for EDP São Paulo Distribuição de Energia S.A. on Tuesday, October 13. The new tariffs take effect on October 23, 2026. Residential (B1) rates rise 2.17%; the average increase is 2.09% for low-voltage customers and 5.67% for high-voltage customers, with an average consumer effect of 3.16%.
ANEEL said the main drivers are energy purchase costs, distribution and transmission costs, sector charges, and financial components calculated in this adjustment to compensate over the next 12 months. Headquartered in the city of São Paulo, EDP São Paulo serves about 2.24 million consumer units.
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