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ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET
12 Months Ended
Dec. 31, 2023
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET  
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET

NOTE 9 – ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET

12/31/2023

12/31/2022

Overdue

Overdue

Renegotiated

    

Due

    

up to 90 days

    

90+ days

    

Credits

    

Total

    

Total

Current

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

Supply/Power Supply

 

2,705,302

 

477,617

 

900,401

 

59,792

 

4,143,112

 

3,568,103

Short Term Electric Power - CCEE

 

255,878

 

315,171

 

11,537

 

 

582,586

 

336,614

Use of the Electric Grid

 

1,677,256

 

150,290

 

279,539

 

 

2,107,085

 

1,581,756

PROINFA

 

 

 

 

 

 

462,608

Renegotiated Agreements

 

433,508

 

118,763

 

736,953

 

 

1,289,224

 

987,917

(-) ECL

 

(667,894)

 

(414,527)

 

(1,817,991)

 

(11,113)

 

(2,911,525)

 

(2,142,074)

 

4,875,267

 

698,060

 

288,039

 

48,679

 

5,210,482

 

4,794,924

Non-current

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supply/Power Supply

 

 

 

9,548

 

1,191,868

 

1,201,416

 

1,573,358

Short Term Electric Power - CCEE

 

 

 

280,138

 

 

280,138

 

280,138

Use of the Electric Grid

 

 

 

4,348

 

 

4,348

 

4,348

(-) ECL

 

 

 

(294,034)

 

(542,422)

 

(836,456)

 

(1,154,789)

 

 

 

 

649,446

 

649,446

 

703,055

 

4,875,267

 

698,060

 

288,039

 

698,125

 

5,859,928

 

5,497,979

9.1 Supply/Power Supply

Credits receivable from the sale of energy in the Regulated Contracting Environment and the Free Contracting Environment.

9.2 Short-term Electricity - CCEE

Credits receivable arising from the settlement of the differences between the amounts of electricity contracted and the amounts of generation or consumption actually verified and attributed to the respective agents of the chamber of energy - CCEE.

9.3 Use of Power Grid

Credits receivable arising from the use of the transmission network by users connected to the network.

9.4 Estimated Credit Loss for Doubtful Accounts - ECL

The changes in the years ended December 31, 2023 and 2022 are as follows:

    

2023

    

2022

    

2021

Opening balance as of January 1

 

3,296,863

 

1,668,710

 

2,635,209

(+) Constitution

 

648,170

 

1,891,966

 

619,232

(-) Reversal

 

(181,572)

 

(217,633)

 

(738,732)

(-) Write-off

 

(15,480)

 

(46,180)

 

(855,403)

Transfers

8,404

Final balance on December 31

 

3,747,981

 

3,296,863

 

1,668,710

Of the total amount of estimated loss recorded to December 2023, R$2,644,259 corresponds to receivables from Amazonas Energia, with R$1,716,471 referring to the default of the 4 debt confession instruments, signed with Eletronorte, that were 100% provisioned in the financial year ended 2022. The provision reflect the risk observed due to the maintenance of default of those instruments.

The constitution and reversal of ECL were recorded and presented in the profit and loss asnet operating expenses. See note 35.1.

Accounting Policy

Accounts receivable from customers are initially accounted for at the transaction price and subsequently by contractual interest and monetary correction less amounts received and estimated credit loss - ECL.

Estimates and critical judgments

The Company measures the expected credit losses from accounts receivable from clients, adopting a simplified approach to the recognition of expected credit losses, using a calculation matrix based on the historical relationship of the counterparties with the Company and the guarantees. In summary, in contracts that do not have guarantees, it is verified, in the maximum scenario of two years, the percentage ratio, per customer, between the billing and the history of receipts, being the percentage calculated applied in the outstanding balance of accounts receivable from the customer and recorded as expected loss.

Additionally, for customers with renegotiated balances, the Company, based on individual analysis of the customer, evaluates the risk of default of these credits, and may record in expected losses 100% of the outstanding balance, if the risk of default is considered high. The analysis of individual customer credit, for these cases, mainly considers the customer’s history, the amount involved, the research in credit protection entities and the customer’s equity situation.