From ESS News
Brazil’s electricity regulator, ANEEL (Agência Nacional de Energia Elétrica) has postponed a decision on rules for energy storage systems after director Fernando Mosna requested more time to examine how such systems should be charged transmission and distribution use-of-system tariffs.
During its board meeting on Tuesday (August 12), the agency had appeared close to approving a 30% cap on the reduction of the amount of transmission and distribution system usage charges (known as MUST/D) for generators seeking to hybridize their assets with storage. The proposed limit had been raised from 20% in the technical department’s initial recommendation.
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