Gain greater predictability over your company's energy costs.
Free Energy Market
Energy is no longer just a fixed expense—it is now managed as part of your business strategy.
The Brazilian electricity sector is undergoing a transformation. More and more companies—from medium-sized consumers to large industrial firms—are moving to the Open Energy Market in search of lower energy costs, financial predictability, and greater control over their supply contracts.
What Your Company Gains
Understand the market
The Free Energy Market is the environment within the Brazilian electricity sector in which consumers can freely choose from whom to purchase energy, negotiating commercial terms, deadlines, volumes, and prices directly with suppliers and generators.
Electricity is purchased exclusively from the local utility, under standardized rates and terms, with no room for negotiation.
Energy trading now operates just like any other strategic business input: with tailored proposals, quotes, and contracts.
In practice
One of the biggest concerns for companies considering a transition is understanding what, in fact, changes in day-to-day operations. The answer is straightforward: the source of the energy changes, not its delivery.
The infrastructure, network, and physical delivery will remain exactly as they are today, with no changes to the company's operations.
The company will now select its own supplier based on comparable and negotiable commercial proposals.
Tailored to your organization's consumption profile, seasonality, and financial goals.
Deadlines, adjustment methods, and specific conditions—something impossible to obtain in the regulated market.
Step by step
Migration requires planning, technical analysis, and regulatory oversight. Atmo Energia carries out each of these steps using its own methodology, always with complete transparency regarding timelines, risks, and expected results.
It all begins with a detailed analysis of consumption history, energy bills, current contracts, and the characteristics of the consumer unit. This assessment reveals the true potential for switching providers and identifies savings opportunities that often go unnoticed.
Based on the analysis, we simulated different scenarios by comparing current costs in the regulated market with potential costs in the Open Market—taking into account contract terms, rate structures, and market projections—before making any decisions.
Every company has a unique consumption profile. At this stage, we determine the most appropriate procurement model—long-term contracts, staggered purchases based on market conditions, or a mix of sources—while balancing cost savings, security, and flexibility.
The migration process involves formal steps with the local distributor, the Electric Energy Trading Chamber (CCEE), and ANEEL requirements. Atmo Energia handles all of these regulatory matters on behalf of your company, without any risk of an interruption in service.
After the contract is signed, we monitor contract performance, the unit’s consumption, and opportunities for adjustments or renegotiation—ensuring that the benefits gained from the migration are maintained and expanded over time.
Businesses connected to medium- or high-voltage power grids can now switch to the Open Energy Market. This includes industrial facilities, large retail businesses, hospitals, shopping malls, commercial complexes, and service companies.
Contact ATMO Energia and request a personalized analysis of your potential for transitioning to the Open Energy Market.