Neoenergia is a publicly held company listed under Category B. Controlled by the Spanish group Iberdrola, the company is an integrated energy company that operates in the distribution, transmission, generation and commercialization segments. It operates in 18 states and in Distrito Federal, with a strong presence in the Northeast Region, one of the fastest growing regions in the country in terms of GDP and population.
Distribution
Founded in 1997, following the privatization of the distribution concessionaires of the States of Bahia (Neoenergia Coelba) and Rio Grande do Norte (Neoenergia Cosern), and having acquired Neoenergia Pernambuco in 2000, Neoenergia is one of the largest integrated companies in the Latin America electricity sector.
The incorporation of Neoenergia Elektro, in August 2017, consolidated Neoenergia as a leading integrated electric energy company in Latin America with a distribution presence in São Paulo, the most developed state in Brazil.
With the acquisition of the distribution company Neoenergia Brasília (old CEB-D), in March 2021, Neoenergia starts to assume the energy distribution to customers in Distrito Federal, with the commitment to expand investments and adopt an efficient management model that ensures the availability of the service and the respect of the human resources.
Covering a concession area of about 845 thousand square kilometers and with approximately 17 million consumer units served by 5 Discos – Neoenergia Coelba (BA), Neoenergia Pernambuco (PE), Neoenergia Cosern (RN), Neoenergia Elektro (SP/MS) and Neoenergia Brasília (DF) – Neoenergia is responsible for supplying electric power to more than 40 million people, being the largest distribution player in Brazil in terms of number of consumers and RAB.
Our growth has been essentially organic, driven by major investments in quality improvement, universalization of access to energy in our concession areas and the development of Greenfield generation projects, primarily from clean sources, in addition to transmission lines.
Transmission
Neoenergia also operates in the transmission of electric power, which includes the operation and maintenance of transmission lines and substations with a voltage equal to or greater than 230 kV and which are part of SIN – National Interconnected System. The remuneration of these assets is made through a Permitted Annual Revenue (PAR), result of the Transmission Auctions and/or of authorizing resolutions. The Company has a portfolio of 18 operational assets (more than 8 thousand km of lines and 16 substations).
In April 2023, Neoenergia signed an agreement with GIC for the sale of a 50% equity stake in Neoenergia Transmissão for R$1.2 billion, an offer higher than the Equity invested by more than R$ 500 MM. This agreement covered the 8 assets that were operational at the time (Rio Formoso, Santa Luzia, Atibaia, Biguaçu, Narandiba, Jalapão, Dourados, and Sobral), excluding Afluente T, as it is a publicly listed company, and Potiguar Sul, which had outstanding debentures to be settled. Following the settlement of Potiguar Sul’s debentures and as the assets under construction entered into operation, GIC obtained a Right of First Offer (ROFO) to acquire a 50% stake in those assets. The Agreement enable GIC and Neoenergia to jointly analyze and participate in future Transmission auctions in Brazil, in lots that are of mutual interest. On September 29, 2023, this operation was closed.
In April 2025, Neoenergia announced the sale of 50% of the Itabapoana transmission line to the Unique Power investment fund, fully owned by GIC, with an equity value of R$ 127.5 million (base date 09/30/24). This is the first operation carried out after the signing of the development agrrement signed between Neoenergia and GIC on 04/25/23, which granted GIC the right of first offer in relation to the potencial future sale of 50% of interest in the transmission assets under construction, and reinforces Neoenergia’s asset rotation strategy with focus on portfolio optimization with value generation, with capital discipline.
In December 2025, Neoenergia completed its transmission investment cycle with the delivery of the last transmission projects under construction.
In April 2026, Neoenergia announced the repurchase of 1% of GIC’s stake in Neoenergia Transmissão and the sale of 49% stakes in an additional 7 transmission assets to GIC for an equity value of R$2.4 billion (based on September 30, 2025). Upon closing of the transaction, Neoenergia will hold 51% of the total share capital of Neoenergia Transmissão, thereby acquiring a controlling interest in the company.
Generation
In the generation segment, the group has an installed capacity of 3.5 GW, in addition to a greenfield pipeline of 5.5 GW of potential installed capacity. The total installed capacity is divided as follows: (a) 1.7 GW of hydro (b) 1.6 GW is related to wind power, (c) 0.1 GW of solar parks and (d) 0.6 GW of thermal plant -Termopernambuco.
n the generation segment, the group has a portfolio comprising 44 wind farms, 4 hydroelectric plants, 2 solar parks, and 1 thermal power plant, totaling 4 GW of installed capacity, in addition to a 5.5 GW greenfield pipeline of potential installed capacity. The total installed capacity is distributed as follows: (a) 1.7 GW of hydro (b) 1.6 GW is related to wind power, (c) 0.15 GW of solar parks and (d) 0.6 GW of thermal plant -Termopernambuco.
Our generation platform is based on a clean-source matrix, with a significant share of renewable resources, having long-term concessions and long-term trading agreements in the regulated market (CCEAR`s). We believe that the matrix diversity together with our presence in the distribution, transmission, generation and trading segments allow us consistency in producing results and mitigating risks.
In December 2021, Termopernambuco won the Capacity Reserve Auction, securing a 15-year contract scheduled to start on July 1, 2026.
In September 2024, ANEEL approved the antecipation of the contract’s start date to October 1, 2024, while maintaining all previously agreed terms and extending the original contract term by an additional 21 months.
In December 2022, Neoenergia signed an asset exchange agreement with the Eletrobras Group, aiming at recycling assets to simplify the corporate structure. In this exchange, Neoenergia received +49% from Dardanelos, reaching 100%, and +0.04% in Neoenergia Coelba, Neoenergia Cosern and Afluente T. In turn, Eletrobras received +51% in Teles Pires, totaling 100%, and +51% of the UHE Baguari consortium, reaching 66% of the assets and now holding 100% of Baguari I, which owns 51% of the consortium. On September 2023, the operation was closed.
In June 2025, Neoenergia announced the conclusion os the sale of Geração Céu Azul S.A. to Copel Geração e Transmissão S.A. for the amount of R$ 1.05 billion, no longer holding, as of this date, any interest in the Baixo Iguaçu hydroelectric plant.
On March 30, 2026, occurred the closing of the transaction that increased Neoenergia’s direct and indirect stake in the Corumbá Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP) to 76%, enabling Neoenergia to fully consolidate the Corumbá HPP in its financial statements.
On April 2, 2026, the closing of the transaction involving the sale of the Dardanelos HPP occurred, which resulted in the reduction of Neoenergia’s indirect ownership interest to 25%.