Italian energy company Enel has asked Brazil's power regulator Aneel to annul proceedings aimed at terminating its Sao Paulo distribution concession, saying the regulator failed to conduct a structured analysis of the impact on consumers.
Brazilian power regulator Aneel on Tuesday rejected Italian utility Enel's appeal against proceedings that could lead to the revocation of its Sao Paulo electricity distribution concession.
Italy's biggest utility Enel said on Thursday its Spanish and Latin American units supported the group's performance in the first half, with ordinary earnings up 3% year-on-year in the period.
Brazilian power firm Equatorial and Spain's Iberdrola are in talks with Enel to buy assets of the Italian firm in Brazil, Brazilian newspaper Valor Economico reported on Monday, citing sources.
Italy's Enel met with Brazil's power regulator last week, according to official minutes of the meeting, which occurred amid a spat over the firm's concession in Sao Paulo, with authorities considering revoking the approval due to a series of outages in recent years during heavy rains.
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