Aneel sets CPFL Piratininga rate hike proposal at 5.41%
Brazil's power regulator will deliberate on the annual adjustment scheduled for October 13, 2026.
Brazil's national electric energy agency, Aneel, scheduled the annual tariff adjustment review for CPFL Piratininga for Tuesday, October 13, 2026. The distributor is an operating unit of
CPFL Energia.
The proposal calls for an average rate increase of 5.41% for CPFL Piratininga consumers. High-voltage customers, which include industrial clients and large companies, would face an average effect of 11.67%. Low-voltage customers, including residential users, would see an average rise of 2.62%.
CPFL Piratininga serves 2.2 million consumer units in the state of São Paulo. Its concession area covers Baixada Santista and interior regions, including Jundiaí and Sorocaba, where the utility is headquartered.
The proceedings are part of Aneel's 18th Deliberative Circuit under reporting directors Willamy Frota and Agnes da Costa. The agency also included EDP São Paulo on the agenda with a proposed average adjustment of 3.16%, which includes 5.67% for high voltage and 2.09% for low voltage across 2 million consumer units. If approved, the new tariffs for both distributors will take effect on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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