Myth: Only large companies can participate in the ACL

Recently, a new ordinance from the Ministry of Mines and Energy changed this paradigm. Now, consumers with monthly bills starting at R$8,000, as long as they are connected to high voltage, have the opportunity to migrate to the Free Energy Market.

Myth: The transition to the Free Energy Market is complex and costly.

In fact, the migration can be simpler than you imagine. With the support of specialized professionals, such as those at Newave Energia, this transition can become a reality without major complications. Studies indicate that companies that join the Free Energy Market can experience an average reduction of up to 30% in their energy bills, without the need for initial investments in their own generation.

Myth: In the Free Energy Market, the energy supply is affected.

The distribution of electricity continues to be the responsibility of the local distributor, even after the migration to the Free Market. Therefore, there is no interference in the supply. In addition, no physical changes in the receipt of energy are necessary.

Myth: The Free Market is not advantageous for small consumers.

Although it is common to associate the Free Energy Market with large companies, the truth is that it also offers benefits for small consumers, especially with the recent opening of the market. Newave Energia develops customized solutions to serve this segment, providing tangible advantages.

Truth: The Free Energy Market prioritizes sustainability.

In the Free Market, you have the freedom to choose not only the supplier, but also the type of energy you want to consume. This allows for greater prioritization of sustainability, something that is not feasible in the Captive Market, where this choice is limited.

Truth: In the Free Energy Market, my business stands out more.

The freedom of choice offered by the ACL allows not only to reduce electricity costs, but also to choose renewable sources, aligning with ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) principles. This not only provides savings, but also highlights and aligns with global environmental concerns.

The Free Energy Market in Brazil

Currently, the Free Energy Market represents 37% of the total electricity demand in Brazil. From January to September 2023, there was a significant increase of 68% in new subscriptions, compared to the same period of the previous year, as indicated by the CCEE (Electric Energy Trading Chamber).

Starting next year, around 100,000 establishments will be eligible to transition to this market, according to CCEE.

Count on Newave Energia and start saving!

Newave Energia, a company of the Gerdau Group and Newave Capital, stands out as a protagonist in the Free Energy Market in Brazil. With the recent expansion of the market, the company is positioned to play an even greater role