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Copel Distribuição manages over 206,000 km of power grids across Paraná, serving nearly the entire state with customer service locations in all municipalities.
Copel Geração operates 51 power plants (8 hydro and 43 wind) and participates in 11 others, totaling 6.5 GW of installed capacity.
Copel generates, transmits, distributes, and sells electricity, ranking among Brazil’s largest utilities with 69 years of technical expertise.
The Seguro Protege Casa insurance covers home damage from fire, theft, and weather events, with claims processed via the Copel electricity bill.
Copel completed repairs to Maringá’s electrical network after an F2 tornado, restoring power to municipal schools on November 9.
Copel restored power to 99% of affected customers in Paraná after a storm, with 6,300 properties still awaiting service as of November 9.
Copel won awards from the ONS for best hydropower generation and best alternating-current transmission in Brazil.
Copel is one of Brazil’s largest integrated energy companies, driven by employees committed to sustainable solutions for the country’s future.
Copel-DIS’s 2026 tariffs for energy and distribution system use were set by Resolution 3,592, with an average annual adjustment of 20.51%.
Electricity bills detail monthly consumption and help manage household spending. Consumer unit IDs will change starting June 8, 2026.
The Luz do Povo Program reduces electricity costs for low-income families through the Social Energy Tariff and Social Discount, as established by Law No. 15.235/2025.
The page lists compensation for directors, board members, and committee members.
The page offers educational materials on safe and conscious electricity use, including games, school activities, and regional museums.
The page outlines Copel’s business areas, including distribution, generation, transmission, and social programs.
The institutional page covers Copel’s strategic framework, history, corporate governance, integrity, transparency, and policies.
