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With the increasing need and growing consumption of electricity, coupled with greater consumer awareness about their rights and duties towards society, there has been noticed a growing number of disputes involving customer and utilities, especially in regard to the sector of electric power distribution. This is due to the occurrence of damage caused by failures in the provision of public power, especially, above all, the damage in electronic devices, which give rise to claims for damages in customer’s electrical equipment (technically known as PIDs). It is undeniable that the current law envisages adequate levels of quality of service. As one glimpses damages originated in the public service concessionary, there is no doubt that the duty to indemnity befalls on the damage caused, since the theory of administrative risk prevails in Brazil. It is undeniable that the current press law by a public service quality and in the meantime, as we are glimpsing damages on grounds of public service delivery, there is no doubt that befalls the duty to indemnify the damage caused by the prevalence of the theory of administrative risk in Brazil. Thus, given that sometimes the public service delivery is delegated to legal persons of private rights, the responsibility under public law in relation to any damage caused to the consumer has been extended to the supplier authority. However, it should be noted that not in every situation that will be due compensation for any electrical damage, since the electric utility may have elided by the obligation to indemnify being observed in any of the exclusive responsibility. In this context and in view of the growing number of disputes involving claims for electrical damages, this dissertation aims to contribute by offering subsidies to face the problem, listing those situations in which in fact is due to compensation for electrical damage as well as those in which some exclusive responsibility of the utility is covered, suppressing, therefore, the duty to indemnify.

Uma abordagem jurídica à questão do ressarcimento de danos elétricos pelas distribuidoras de energia.