Daily Current Brazilian Utilities

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Daily Current Brazilian Utilities

Global Research

22 July 2026ab

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Giuliano Ajeje

MME establishes rules for curtailment compensation program Analyst

According to MegaWhat, Brazil’s Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) published the giuliano.ajeje@ubs.com

regulations governing compensation for wind and solar generators affected by +55-11-2767 6371

curtailment events between September 1, 2023 and November 25, 2025. The Henrique Simoes

measure establishes the framework through which eligible generators may seek Associate Analyst

reimbursement for generation cuts, providing greater regulatory clarity for henrique.simoes@ubs.com

renewable energy projects impacted by transmission constraints and system +55-11-2767 6308

operation decisions. The regulation also defines the conditions for participation in Julia Ongarato

the compensation mechanism, the methodology for calculating reimbursements, Associate Analyst

and the applicable deadlines for generators wishing to join the program. (link) julia.ongarato@ubs.com

+55-11-2767 6694

Battery system installation costs expected to fall 23% by 2030, says Greener

According to MegaWhat, a study by consultancy Greener indicates that the

implementation costs of battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Brazil are

expected to decline by approximately 23% by 2030. The projected cost reduction is

primarily driven by continued technological advancements, manufacturing scale

gains, and lower battery prices globally. The report highlights that falling costs

should improve the economic viability of energy storage projects, supporting the

integration of renewable generation, increasing system flexibility, and creating new