What is the current regulated kWh price for EEGSA, DEOCSA and DEORSA, and who gets the social tariff or subsidy?

For the quarter running 1 August – 31 October 2026 (CNEE statement of Jul 31, 2026): EEGSA Q1.42/kWh on the Social Tariff (TS) and Q1.51/kWh on the Non-Social Tariff (TNS), with 1.4 million TS users and 175,000 TNS;… DEOCSA Q2.03 / Q2.12, with 1.4 million and 50,000; DEORSA Q1.98 / Q2.06,… with 0.9 million and 55,000. The Social Tariff covers ~3.9 million households (93% of users) and ~300,000 users (7%) are on the Non-Social Tariff. Against August 2025, EEGSA was unchanged (0.0%/0.0%), DEOCSA fell −2.4%/−3.2% and DEORSA −1.5%/−1.4% (TS/TNS); the CNEE speaks of 'four years of tariff stability'. INDE also provides a subsidy to more than 2.3 million households consuming ≤100 kWh/month, applied to the bill without altering the tariff structure. These are low-voltage tariffs for regulated users; the industrial demand-based tariff is different and sits in the tariff schedules.