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With much dispute, Aneel auctioned eight lots of energy transmission

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Briefings

Brazil's Aneel conducted its final energy transmission project auction on October 30, 2026, in São Paulo. Eight projects totaling R$ 8.9 billion were awarded, with winners including Celeo, Cymi, Neonergia, Cox, and EDP. The largest project, Lote 4, was won by Celeo with R$ 377 million in revenue, covering 1,866 km of lines across Bahia, Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná, Rondônia, and São Paulo. All projects have 30-year concession terms and durations ranging from 42 to 60 months. The auction saw high competition with up to 57% of bids, and some projects were decided via live bidding.

Key points

• The final energy transmission project auction was held on October 30, 2026, in São Paulo, Brazil, with eight projects awarded totaling R$ 8.9 billion.
• Celeo won the largest project, Lote 4, with R$ 377 million in revenue, covering 1,866 km of transmission lines across multiple states.

Context

This is the last energy transmission project auction of the year, conducted by Aneel in São Paulo. The auction involved 1.866 km of new lines and 483 km of existing lines, with 12,694 MVA of transformation capacity. Concessions last 30 years, with project durations between 42 and 60 months. The auction was highly competitive, with up to 57% of bids, and some projects decided via live bidding.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the final auction of 2026. Specific project details like exact investment amounts for each of the eight projects are not fully detailed beyond the largest one. Some project locations and specific operational benefits are described generally rather than with precise metrics for every single project.

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