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9 Net Sectorial Financial Assets and Liabilities
12 Months Ended
Dec. 31, 2019
Net Sectorial Financial Assets And Liabilities [Abstract]  
Net Sectorial Financial Assets and Liabilities

9      Net Sectorial Financial Assets and Liabilities

The balance as of December 31, 2019 is composed of amounts related to amortization referring to the 2019 tariff adjustment, which represents the balance approved by ANEEL already included in the tariff, and of future tariff adjustment cycles (2020 tariff adjustment and 2021 periodic tariff review), whose amounts will be approved by ANEEL in the next tariff events. 

 9.1       Compositions of net sectorial financial assets and liabilities balances per tariff cycle 

    12.31.2019   12.31.2018
  Current Noncurrent Current Noncurrent
Sectorial financial assets - Electricity rate adjustment recoverable 2018        
Portion A        
Electricity purchased for resale - CVA Energ   -   -    274,495   -
Electricity purchased for resale - Itaipu   -   -    278,072   -
Transport of energy using the transmission system - basic grid   -   -    28,100   -
Transport of energy purchased from Itaipu   -   -   8,312   -
System Service Charges - ESS   -   - (240,248)   -
Energy Development Account - CDE   -   -    16,434   -
Proinfa   -   - 3,007   -
Other financial components        
Neutrality   -   -   42,605   -
Overcontracting   -   -    (46,972)   -
Hydrological risk   -   -    (175,117)   -
Tariff refunds   -   -    (36,840)   -
CVA Angra III Adjustment   -   - 6,272   -
Other   -   - 5,429   -
     -   -    163,549   -
Sectorial financial assets - Electricity rate adjustment recoverable 2019        
Portion A        
Electricity purchased for resale - CVA Energ    235,192   - 176,198    176,198
Electricity purchased for resale - Itaipu    342,647   -    304,086   304,086
Transport of energy using the transmission system - basic grid (47,214)   -    (29,307)   (29,307)
Transport of energy purchased from Itaipu 9,937   - 7,469    7,469
System Service Charges - ESS   (160,277)   -   (120,862) (120,862)
Energy Development Account - CDE   98,722   -    71,325   71,325
Proinfa 8,528   -   (10)   (9)
Other financial components   -   -    -   -
Neutrality   29,690   -    40,212   40,211
Offset of energy surplus/deficit under CCEAR bilateral contracts   -   -    -   -
Overcontracting   (116,673)   -    (95,722)   (95,722)
Hydrological risk    (119,416)   - (71,958)    (71,958)
Tariff refunds    (43,538)   -    (23,796)   (23,796)
Other   (448)   -    -   -
    237,150   -   257,635 257,635
Sectorial financial assets - Electricity rate adjustment recoverable 2019        
Portion A        
Electricity purchased for resale - CVA Energ   15,298   15,298    -   -
Electricity purchased for resale - Itaipu    225,340   225,340    -   -
Transport of energy using the transmission system - basic grid   30,126   30,126    -   -
Transport of energy purchased from Itaipu 7,227    7,227    -   -
System Service Charges - ESS    (52,336)   (52,336)    -   -
Energy Development Account - CDE   27,103   27,103    -   -
Proinfa (30)    (30)    -   -
Other financial components   -   -    -   -
Neutrality 9,408    9,408    -   -
Offset of energy surplus/deficit under CCEAR bilateral contracts   20,096 20,096    -   -
Overcontracting    (25,725)   (25,725)    -   -
Hydrological risk   (113,872)   (113,872)    -   -
Tariff refunds (24,215)    (24,216)    -   -
     118,420   118,419    -   -
    355,570   118,419    421,184 257,635

 

    12.31.2019   12.31.2018
  Current Noncurrent Current Noncurrent
Sectorial financial liabilities - Tariff Review 2021        
Financial components        
Tariff refunds - (102,284) -    (96,531)
  - (102,284) -    (96,531)
  - (102,284) -    (96,531)

 

9.2       Changes in net sectorial financial assets and liabilities 

  Balance as of Operating revenues Financial results Rate Balance as of
  December 31, 2018 Constitution Amortization Updating flags  December 31, 2019
Portion A            
Electricity purchased for resale - Itaipu    886,243 533,057 (670,501) 44,528    -    793,327
Electricity purchased for resale - CVA Energ    626,891 358,200 (546,801) 29,909 (202,411)    265,788
Transport of energy using the transmission system - basic grid     (30,514)    22,917 23,688   (3,053)    -   13,038
Transport of energy purchased from Itaipu   23,250    19,531    (19,692)    1,302    -   24,391
ESS   (481,972)    (188,280)   427,177   (21,874)    -   (264,949)
CDE    159,084 110,752 (127,190) 10,282    -    152,928
Proinfa 2,989    17,396    (12,636)    719    - 8,468
Other financial components            
Neutrality    123,028    (1,122)    (74,698)    1,298    -   48,506
Offset of energy surplus/deficit under CCEAR bilateral contracts 5,237    80,385    (45,430) -    -   40,192
CVA Angra III Adjustment 6,272   - (6,272) -    -   -
Hydrological risk   (319,033)    (324,504)   304,197   (7,820)    -   (347,160)
Tariff refunds   (180,963)   (89,327) 83,900   (7,863)    -   (194,253)
Overcontracting   (238,416)   (22,166)   173,087   (5,774)   (74,854)   (168,123)
Others    192    (905)   294    (29)    -   (448)
     582,288 515,934 (490,877) 41,625 (277,265)    371,705
Current assets    421,184            355,570
Noncurrent assets    257,635            118,419
Noncurrent liabilities (96,531)           (102,284)
             
             
             
  Balance as of Operating revenues Financial results Rate Balance as of
  December 31, 2017 Constitution Amortization Updating flags  December 31, 2018
Portion A            
Electricity purchased for resale - Itaipu (9.2.1)    537,704 661,144 (348,586) 35,981    -    886,243
Electricity purchased for resale - CVA Energ (9.2.2)    497,885 710,482 (129,555) 31,053 (482,974)    626,891
Transport of energy using the transmission system - basic grid   47,239   (36,959)    (43,101)    2,307    - (30,514)
Transport of energy purchased f rom Itaipu   12,923    21,526    (12,194)    995    -   23,250
ESS (9.2.3)   (591,408)    (302,226)   443,817    (32,155)    -   (481,972)
CDE (9.2.4)   (141,893) 231,308 69,851   (182)    -    159,084
Proinfa    (5,188) 6,111   2,024 42    - 2,989
Other financial components            
Neutrality (9.2.5)    121,247 100,280 (100,661)    2,162    -    123,028
CVA Angra III Adjustment   48,193 8,482    (57,214)    6,811    - 6,272
Hydrological risk (9.2.6)   (187,928)    (310,975)   189,289   (9,419)    -   (319,033)
Tariff refunds (9.2.7)   (145,774)   (80,493) 52,290   (6,986)    -   (180,963)
Overcontracting (9.2.8)   (136,325)   (54,421)    (37,176)    (10,494)    -   (238,416)
Others 3,024    11,193 (8,892)    104    - 5,429
    59,699 965,452 19,892 20,219 (482,974)    582,288
Current assets    171,609            421,184
Noncurrent assets    171,609            257,635
Current liabilities   (192,819)           -
Noncurrent liabilities (90,700)         (96,531)

    

9.2.1        Electricity purchased for resale - Itaipu

The power output from the Itaipu hydroelectric power plant is sold as quotas to utility companies in the South, Southeast and Midwest Brazilian regions in proportion to their markets, whose value is set in dollars per kilowatt of contracted monthly power (USD/kW). The invoices are paid in Brazilian currency and are used for currency conversion, the average USD sales rate calculated by the Central Bank of Brazil, on the business day immediately prior to the payment of the invoice.

9.2.2        Electricity purchased for resale - CVA Energy

The balance constituted reflects the difference between the average price of payment related to the cost of energy purchased and the average price of tariff coverage, mainly due to the effects of contracting by availability (ECD) - associated with the dispatch of thermal plants and generation of wind farms and the transfer of the hydrological risk associated with the plants committed to Contracts of Quotas of Assured Power - CCGF, as well as the enterprises that signed the renegotiation term.

9.2.3        Energy Development Account - CDE

The balance of the CDE in 2019 is the result of the higher amount of monthly payment quotas, except in this case the CDE discounts resulting from preliminary injunctions, ratified by ANEEL (Note 31.3.1), in relation to the regulatory quota in the electricity tariff.

9.2.4        System Service Charges - ESS

The objective of the ESS is to cover the cost of maintaining the reliability and stability of the electrical system. Its calculation is performed monthly by CCEE and paid by the distributor and by generation agents. The ESS liability balance set up in 2019 is the result of the lower amount paid in relation to the amount included in the tariff, mainly due to the variation of the costs related to the dispatch of thermal plants.

9.2.5        Neutrality

Portion A's neutrality corresponds to the estimate of the recoverable portion of the sector charges, energy, transportation, financial components and unrecoverable revenues, not billed by the current, and should be understood as the guarantee of transfer to consumers of all the components over which the distributor has no managing power.

9.2.6        Hydrological risk

In the tariff adjustment of 2019 and 2018, there was calculation of the coverage of the hydrological risks associated with plants committed to Contract of Quotas of Assured Power - CCGF, of the Itaipu plant and of the hydroelectric power plants whose energy was contracted within the Regulated Contracting Environment - ACR and that signed the Risk Renegotiation Term in conformity with Law No. 13,203/2015. The estimated hydrological risk defined in the tariff adjustment will be reversed in the subsequent tariff adjustment, adjusted by the Selic rate.

 9.2.7        Tariff refunds

ANEEL, by means of Order No. 245 of January 28, 2016, in line with the Tariff Regulation Procedures - Proret, sub-module 2.1 - General Procedures, determined that the amounts resulting from excess demand and surplus of reagents previously recorded as special obligations should be recorded as sector financial liabilities.

9.2.8        Overcontracting

For the calculation of the transfer of energy overcontracting or exposure to the short-term market, it is necessary to calculate the results in the short-term market of the distributor with data made available by CCEE. Even though contracting management mechanisms have contributed to significantly reduce the risk of over-contracting, the indicators associated with supply and demand point to the occurrence of 105.8% for Copel Distribuição.