Estudo de aplicação da tarifa branca para consumidor rural de baixa tensão

Abstract

The White Tariff (WT) is a tariff model for low voltage consumers that has costs that vary according to the day and time. It is a strategy that can be used by the concessionaire to mitigate consumption during peak hours, through reduced tariffs outside this period. This work aims to analyze the feasibility of implementing the White Tariff for a rural consumer of poultry activities located in Japira-PR. To carry out this case study, an energy analyzer was connected close to the consumer’s input pattern, in order to verify the energy consumed from the network in the 1 hour interval during the period from 0:00h on August 20, 2021 to at 23:59h on September 10, 2021. It was observed that WT, during off-peak hours, is about 14.3% lower than the Conventional Tariff, 19.9% higher during intermediate hours and 83.2 % higher at peak hours, this difference can make adherence to WT unfeasible.