Transmission

Transmission: accelerated growth to improve the quality of the energy we bring to our customers

We entered the transmission segment a few years ago to improve the quality of the energy that our distributors deliver in the states of Amazonas, Bahia, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Tocantins.

Since then, we have acquired 12 transmission concessions, totaling 14,372 MVA of installed capacity, and we continue to grow at a strong pace in order to do more and better.

Our entry into the broadcasting segment promotes:

Increased load available in cities for economic activities such as industry and farming
More stability in the supply system
The arrival of quality energy in areas that previously had access to precarious energy
Job creation with the construction of substations and transmission lines
Flow of hydro and photovoltaic generation potential from one region to another
Synergy in operations between Group companies
Reducing energy losses

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ENERGISA GOIÁS (EGO)

Acquisition: 2017
Jataí-Rio Verde Norte transmission line
Length: 136 km
Rio Verde Norte substation: transformation capacity 1,344 MVA
Start of operation: 2020 (17 months before the deadline set by ANEEL)
RAP: R$ 49.6 Million

ENERGISA PARÁ I (EPA I)

Acquisition: 2017
Xinguara II-Santana do Araguaia transmission line
Length: 296 km
Santana do Araguaia substation: transformation capacity 300 MVA
Start of operations: 2020 (16 months before the deadline set by ANEEL)
RAP: R$ 62.7 million

ENERGISA PARÁ II (EPA II)

Acquisition: 2018
Serra Pelada-Integradora Sossego-Xinguara II Transmission Line
Extension: 138 km
Serra Pelada and Integradora Sossego substations: transformation capacity 1,800 MVA
Start of operation: 2021 (25 months before the deadline set by ANEEL)
RAP: R$ 48.3 million

ENERGISA TOCANTINS I (ETT I)

Acquisition: 2018
3 Transmission lines between the municipalities of Dianópolis, Gurupi, Palmas/TO and Barreiras/BA
Extension: 772 km
Gurupi and Dianópolis II substations: 850 MVA transformation capacity
Start of operation: estimated for March 2024
RAP:R$ 79.9 million

ENERGISA AMAZONAS (EAM)

Acquisition: 2020
Lechuga-Tarumã transmission line
Extension: 410 km
Tarumã and Pres. Figueiredo substations: transformation capacity 2,700 MVA
Start-up: estimated for March 2026
RAP: R$ 76.2 million + reinforcement R$ 3.7 million (Aneel resolution 10.382/2021)

ENERGISA TOCANTINS II (ETT II)

Acquisition: 2021
Transmission line: no LT, only substation
Length: 0 km
Gurupi Integrating Substation: 200 MVA transformation capacity
Start-up: estimated for September 2024
RAP:R$ 4.7 million

ENERGISA AMAPÁ (EAP)

Acquisition: 2021
Macapá I - Macapá III transmission line
Extension: 10 km
Macapá III substation: 300 MVA transformation capacity
Start-up: estimated for 2025
RAP:R$ 12.6 million

ENERGISA PARANAÍTA

Acquisition: 2021
Transmission line: no LT, only substation
Length: 0 km
Paranaíta substation: transformation capacity 150 MVA
Start-up: estimated for June 2019
RAP:R$ 12.2 million

GEMINI Energy S.A.

Acquisition: 2022
The acquisition of Gemini brought to Energisa Group 85.04% of LMTE, 83.33% of LXTE and 100% of LTTE, operational transmission concessionaires located in Amapá, Pará, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, respectively
Extension: 1,451 km
8 substations: transformation capacity 6,700 MVA
RAP: R$ 362.9 million