
Change results from registration update carried out by City Hall and Energisa
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Cuiabá City Hall carried out a cadastral update of the public lighting park in 2025.
From the invoices issued at the beginning of October, gated condominiums in Cuiabá will be responsible for the consumption of electricity for lighting their internal roads.
The change arises from the registration update of the public lighting park in Cuiabá. After the review, the points located on the internal roads of the condominiums no longer make up the municipality's revenue base and are now linked to the respective projects.
Until this change, the consumption of these luminaires was included in the revenue of the Cuiabá public lighting park. After the recount carried out in 2025, the City Hall informed that the points located within the gated condominiums should no longer be part of the municipality's account. With the update, Energisa needs to regularize the registration and transfer the billing to the respective condominiums.
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