Celesc Board Approves Higher 2026 Distribution Investment Budget, Cuts Generation Allocation
Bitget2026/10/28 21:07- Celesc’s board unanimously adopted a series of resolutions at its October 22, 2026, meeting.
- Directors authorized an increase in Celesc Distribuição’s 2026 investment budget, offset by a reduction in Celesc Geração’s investment budget.
- The board approved contracting transmission system usage amounts (MUST) for 2027–2030.
- An amendment to the Pacto Pelas Estradas agreement will raise the offset limit for presumed ICMS tax credits.
- Directors authorized a public call for proposals and a preliminary business plan study to structure a mass-market insurance partnership.
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