About Energisa Paraíba
| Group | Energisa |
|---|---|
| Service area | Paraíba |
Serves the whole state of Paraíba.
Step by step
- Design and documentation. The installer sizes the system and gathers the technical documents: the ART/TRT of the responsible professional, the single-line diagram, the technical description and the datasheets of the inverter (with INMETRO record) and modules.
- Access request. The request is filed on the utility's portal, with the access request form, the consumer unit holder's documents and a recent electricity bill.
- Access opinion. The utility reviews the design and issues the access opinion within the legal deadline — approving it, listing requirements to fix or, when the grid needs reinforcement, indicating works.
- Installation. Once the opinion is approved, the plant is installed exactly as designed: modules, inverter, protections and the grid connection point.
- Inspection request. When the installation is finished, the installer requests the inspection from the utility — also subject to a legal deadline.
- Inspection and connection. The utility inspects the installation and, if everything conforms, swaps the meter for a bidirectional one and connects the system. The plant starts earning energy credits: it is approved.
Documents required
The usual set requested by Energisa Paraíba. Items marked as conditional are only needed in some cases.
| Document | What it is |
|---|---|
| Access request form | The utility's standard form, filled in with the consumer unit and generation data. |
| ID of the consumer unit holder | ID and tax number (CPF) for individuals, or the company registration card (CNPJ) and articles of association for companies. |
| Electricity bill | A recent bill of the consumer unit — it confirms the holder, the unit number, the tariff class and the connection type. |
| ART / TRT of the responsible professional | The technical responsibility record issued by the engineer (CREA) or technician (CFT), with the fee paid. |
| Single-line diagram | Electrical diagram of the system (grid → meter → protection → inverter → generator), signed by the responsible professional. |
| Technical description | Technical description of the system: power, modules, inverter, protections and connection mode. |
| Inverter datasheet + INMETRO record | The inverter datasheet and its INMETRO registration or certificate proving conformity. |
| Module datasheet | Datasheet of the photovoltaic modules (power, voltage, certification). |
| Acknowledgement and responsibility term | The term or adhesion contract to the net-metering system, signed by the holder. |
| Power of attorney Conditional | Needed when the person signing the request is not the holder of the consumer unit. |
| List of participating consumer units Conditional | For remote self-consumption, shared generation or multiple units — how the credits are split between the units. |
Deadlines
For micro-generation (up to 75 kW) without grid works, ANEEL Normative Resolution 1,000/2021 sets reference deadlines of 15 days for the access opinion, 7 days for the inspection and 7 days for the connection, each counted from the respective request. Mini-generation and projects that need grid reinforcement take longer.
Other utilities in the Energisa group
Grid connection in Brazil, explained Net metering under Law 14,300, the Fio B charge and how the approval works with every utility.
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