RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - If Brazil's government does not start now a program to ration energy consumption, the country runs a serious risk of having blackouts in the electrical system, like what happened in 2009, according to the executive director of NEAL, Negócios de Energia Associados, Edvaldo Santana. That year, a breakdown left about 90 million people in the country and 90% of Paraguay without power for a few hours.
A former director of the National Electrical Energy Agency (Aneel), Santana says that the options raised by the government so far to . . .
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