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05/23/2012
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Brasília - Over the past 11 years, Brazil had a 47% increase in the number of power consuming units. According to figures released today (22) by the National Agency of Electrical Energy (ANEEL), the total number of consumers increased from 49.35 million in 2001 to 72.7 million in February 2012.
The residential segment has the largest number of consumer units, with 61.54 million, representing 84.6% of the total. Industrial consumers account for 562,200 calls. Trade, services and other activities totaling 5.24 million consumer units. Connections rural added 4.4 million.
The ten distributors with the highest number of consumer units account for 60% of total connections. The Cemig, serving Minas Gerais, is the largest distributor of consumer units in volume, with more than 7 million, followed by Eletropaulo (SP), with 6.3 million, and Companhia Energetica do Ceara (Coelce), with 5,970,000.
Source: R7 News
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