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Results Presentation 3Q25

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‌3Q25 Results

Energy for a more sustainable future





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CAPEX

‌Highlights

Results

EBITDA

R$ 3,165 MM

+0.3% in 3Q25

R$ 10,044 MM

+1.9% in 9M25

Business & ESG

Transmission Expansion

CPFL Transmissão won Lot 3 in Auction 04/2025 with assets in Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul, and a total

RAP of R$ 81 MM

Net Debt

R$ 1,376 MM

+3.3% in 3Q25

R$ 4,178 MM

-0.2% in 9M25

Net Income

R$ 28.7 billion

with a leverage of

2.19x Net Debt/EBITDA²

Global Corporate

Rating

Fitch's assigned the CPFL Energia corporate rating on the global scale to "BBB", three notches above the sovereign rating

Extel Award

CPFL Energia was awarded as Most Honored Company for the 2nd consecutive year for the best Investor Relations practices

Distribution ADA

R$ 1,733 MM

+19.2% in 3Q25

R$ 4,393 MM

+12.6% in 9M25

Decrease of

-24.7% in 3Q25

Decrease of

Valor 1,000 Awards

CPFL Energia was elected the best company in Power Sector for the 3rd consecutive year

-31.1% in 9M25

Other Awards

Abradee Distributors widely recognized

ANEEL Innovation CPFL Transmissão and CPFL Santa Cruz

1) Load net of losses; 2) In the financial covenants criteria.

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‌CPFL at COP 30

Relevance

  • Focus of COP30: reduction on carbon emissions and

energy transition acceleration

Opportunities for CPFL

  • Reinforce leadership as low carbon company & 100% renewable portfolio

  • Presentation of cases that promote climate change

    mitigation

  • Position CPFL in the sectorial discussions regarding climate change and resilience

CPFL contributions to COP30 Agenda

Concrete Deliverables on Low-Carbon Emission Strategy

Joining the Brazilian Power Sector Coalition

CPFL in Hospitals and CPFL Equipment Refurbishment awarded

2 Cases approved to be part of SBCOP1 Booklet:

  • Electric Fleet

  • Refurbishment Site

2 Panels in CNI Stand (Bluezone)

CPFL's partners at COP30

1) SBCOP: Global initiative led by CNI launched for COP30. 04





‌3Q25 Distribution Energy Sales

Energy sales by consumption segment | GWh

-0.6%

46 (3) (55) (80) (20)

Key industrial sectors

1.9%

-0.4%

17,442 17,331

-1.1%

-5.2%

-4.5%

Food

Chemicals

Rubber

Vehicles

Metallurgy

(18.5%¹)

(12.4%¹)

& Plastic

(10.5%¹)

(7.7%¹)

(6.3%¹)

+0.9% 0.0% -1.9% -11.6% -1.1%

3 Q 24 Resid. Indust. Commerc. Rural Others 3 Q 25

Main impacts by segment | % Average temperature² | °C

Breakdown 31.8% 36.7% 17.1% 4.0% 10.4%

Resid.

Indust.

Commer.

Rural

Others

Total

Billing calendar

0.7%

-0.6%

0.5%

0.7%

0.1%

0.1%

Temperature

-5.3%

-

-6.0%

-

-0.8%

-2.7%

DG

-3.0%

-0.3%

-3.9%

-4.1%

-1.4%

-2.0%

Macro/Others

8.5%

0.9%

7.5%

-8.2%

1.0%

4.0%

Total

0.9%

0.0%

-1.9%

-11.6%

-1.1%

-0.6%

-1.6 ºC
-0.4ºC

21.4

19.8

20.4ºC

15.9

15.5

15.7ºC



São Paulo Rio Grande do Sul

3Q24
3Q25
LTA³

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1) Market Share by segment; 2) The consolidated average temperature considers daily historical temperature data in the period; 3) Long Term Average referring to last 21 years.





‌9M25 Distribution Energy Sales

Energy sales by consumption segment | GWh

-0.2%

Key industrial sectors

2.7%

-0.4% -1.0% -0.7%

(59)

201

(206)

(64)

11

54,339

54,222

9 M 24

-0.3%

Resid.

+1.0%

Indust.

-2.2%

Commerc.

-2.9%

Rural

+0.2%

Others

9 M 25

Food

(19.1%¹)

-3.8%

Chemicals

(12.6%¹)

Rubber & Plastic (10.4%¹)

Vehicles

(7.8%¹)

Metallurgy

(6.0%¹)

Main impacts by segment | % Average temperature² | °C

Breakdown 31.8% 36.7% 17.1% 4.0% 10.4%

Resid.

Indust.

Commer.

Rural

Others

Total

Billing calendar

-0.3%

-0.6%

-0.3%

-0.5%

-0.3%

0.5%

Temperature

-4.9%

-

-6.2%

-

-1.0%

-2.8%

DG

-3.4%

-0.3%

-3.9%

-3.9%

-1.5%

-2.2%

Macro/Others

8.3%

1.9%

8.2%

1.5%

3.0%

4.3%

Total

-0.3%

1.0%

-2.2%

-2.9%

0.2%

-0.2%

-1.5ºC
-0.4ºC



22.0ºC

18.9ºC

23.3

21.8

19.4

19.0

São Paulo Rio Grande do Sul

9M24
9M25
LTA³

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1) Market Share by segment; 2) The consolidated average temperature considers daily historical temperature data in the period; 3) Long Term Average referring to last 21 years.





‌Distribution Delinquency

ADA | R$ million

96.8

1.22%

-24.7%

79.8 76.5

0.90%

+15.9%

72.8

62.9

0.91%

ADA

% ADA /

Revenue from

ADA | R$ million

-31.1%

0.87% 0.82%

3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25

Collection actions | Power cuts | Thousands

+30.4%

Sales to Final Clients

9M24 9M25

ADA

307.9

212.1

1.21%

0.87%



% ADA /

Revenue from Sales to Final Clients

549

725

604

717 716

Monthly average

183 241 201 239 239

power cuts

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3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25



‌Distribution Losses

Losses | Last 12 months1

ANEEL PC09 - New Methodology

Sep-24

Sep-25

Limit²

CPFL Energia

9.81%

9.43%

8.46%

CPFL Paulista

9.99%

9.48%

8.54%

CPFL RGE3

10.85%

10.56%

9.51%

CPFL Santa Cruz

8.50%

8.27%

9.11%

CPFL Piratininga

8.37%

8.06%

6.73%4



Inspection Plan | 9M25

Inspections 279 thousand

(+9%)

Police Operations to Fight Fraud

181

(+48%)

Fraud Report 58 thousand

(+17%)

Fraud Report Hit-rate

30%

(versus average of 21%

of all initiatives)

  1. Excluding the differences in the billing calendar, losses in Sep-25 would show the following variation: Paulista:

    -0.53 p.p; Piratininga: -0.30 p.p; RGE: -0.29 p.p; Santa Cruz: -0.22 p.p;

  2. ANEEL Limit referring to 09/30/2025;

  3. In RGE, high-voltage customers (A1) were disregarded;

  4. ANEEL Limit referring to 10/23/2025. 08



‌Hydro Performance

Average PLD (SE/MW) | R$/MWh

+47.5% 9M24

216

216

253

R$ 98

160

171

9M25

R$ 210

PLD in the Southeast/Mid-West submarket was affected by lower inflows in this region, partially offset

by a good season in the

3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25

+113.2%

South submarket

GSF

87%

107% 94%

81%

64%

9M24

90%

9M25

88%

3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25

-0.9%

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‌Wind Farms Performance

Net Generation | MWavg

Availability

-14.4%



9M24

9M24

544

513

309

340

465

380



9M25

5Y AVG

95.5%

94.9% 93.9% 93.7% 94.7%

90.9%



95.0%



9M25

372

93.1%

3Q24

4Q24

1Q25

2Q25

3Q25

-2.1%

3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25

-2.0%

Curtailment over Total Generation1 | MWavg

+9.8 p.p.

9M24

18.8%

206

27.5%

143

62

108

276

37.3%

9M25

28.7%

The increase in ONS restrictions, and a slightly lower volume of wind contributed to a negative wind

21.8% 16.8% 24.2%

3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25

Curtailment Impact over Generation

1) Not only over wind farms connected on National Grid.

+10.0 p.p.

generation performance

Disregarding curtailment, wind generation would be in line in 3Q25.

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3Q25 Results

‌Uso Público CPFL



EBITDA performance by segment | R$ million

Distribution: R$ 1,839 MM

+0.3% | + 9 MM

188 (37) (125) (15)

Generation: R$ 1,070 MM

3,165

Transmission: R$ 248 MM

3,155

+11.4% -3.4%

-33.6%

-66.6%

3Q24 Distribution Generation Transmission Comm, Services

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& Others

3Q25

Comm, Services & Others: R$ 8 MM



‌3Q25 Results

EBITDA performance by segment | R$ million

+0.3% | + 9 MM

3,165

188 (37) (125) (15)

Distribution: R$ 1,839 MM

EBITDA: +R$ 188 MM

239 MM Market/Tariff

24 MM ADA

7 MM Flood Impact in RS State in 3Q24

3,155

+11.4% -3.4%

-33.6%

-66.6%

77 MM PMSO + Private Pension Plan

3Q24 Distribution Generation Transmission Comm,

Services & Others

3Q25

31 MM Concession financial asset

26 MM Others

IPCA

3Q24

3Q25

0.57%

0.39%

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‌3Q25 Results

EBITDA performance by segment | R$ million

+0.3% | + 9 MM

3,165

188 (37) (125) (15)

Generation: R$ 1,070 MM EBITDA: -R$ 37 MM

62 MM Contracts Termination (Biomass/Epasa)

38 MM GSF of free market

Curtailment

3Q24

3Q25

-R$ 149 MM

-R$ 219 MM

1 MM Wind Generation

⎩ - 70 MM Curtailment

3,155

+11.4% -3.4%

-33.6%

-66.6%

⎩ + 69 MM Wind/Mix

3Q24 Distribution Generation Transmission Comm,

Services & Others

3Q25

82 MM Energy Contract Readjustments 8 MM Flood Impact in RS State in 3Q24 26 MM Others

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‌3Q25 Results

EBITDA performance by segment | R$ million

+0.3% | + 9 MM

3,165

188 (37) (125) (15)

Transmission

IFRS: R$ 248 MM EBITDA: -R$ 125 MM

89 MM Margin

35 MM PMSO

3,155

+11.4% -3.4%

-33.6%

-66.6%

Regulatory: R$ 199 MM

3Q24 Distribution Generation Transmission Comm,

Services & Others

3Q25

EBITDA: +R$ 18 MM

26 MM Net Revenue - RAP adjustment

9 MM PMSO

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‌3Q25 Results

EBITDA performance by segment | R$ million

+0.3% | + 9 MM

3,165

188 (37) (125) (15)

Comm, Services & Others: R$ 8 MM

EBITDA: -R$ 15 MM

3,155

+11.4% -3.4%

-33.6%

-66.6%

28 MM Commercialization Margin

21 MM Services - mainly CPFL Serviços

7 MM Others

3Q24 Distribution Generation Transmission Comm,

Services & Others

3Q25

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3Q25 Results

‌Uso Público CPFL

Net Income | R$ million

+3.3% | +45 MM

9 4 (13) 44

Financial Result:

+R$ 4 MM

142 MM Mark-to-market (non-cash)

63 MM Adjustments to the Regulatory

Asset and Liabilities

1,332

+0.3% -0.6%

+2.2%

-8.9%

184 MM Expenses with net debt

1,376

3Q24 EBITDA Financial Result Depreciation/

Amortization

IR/CS 3Q25

17 MM Others

CDI

3Q24

3Q25

2.59%

3.65%

IPCA

3Q24

3Q25

0.57%

0.39%

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9M25 Results

‌Uso Público CPFL

EBITDA performance by segment | R$ million

+1.9% | + 187 MM

620 (188) (84) (162)

9,858

10,044

Distribution: R$ 6,497 MM



Lower ADA, Parcel B gain and Concession Financial Asset

Curtailment

9M24

9M25

-R$ 183 MM

-R$ 348 MM

Generation: R$ 2,731 MM

-R$ 165 MM

Regulatory EBITDA

9M24

9M25

R$ 652 MM

R$ 608 MM

Transmission: R$ 779 MM

+10.5% -6.4%

-9.7%

-81.2%

-R$ 44 MM

9M24 Distribution Generation Transmission Comm, Services

& Others

9M25

Comm, Services & Others: R$ 37 MM

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Lower Commercialization margin



9M25 Results

‌Uso Público CPFL



Net Income | R$ million

-0.2% | -10 MM

187 (0) (69) (128)

Financial Results:

4,178

Financial results were impacted by Mark-to-market - non-cash effect (+R$ 401 MM) and Others (+R$ 92 MM), partially

offset by the Expenses with

4,187

+1.9% -0.02%

+4.0%

+7.6%

Net Debt (-R$ 493 MM)

9M24 EBITDA Financial Result Depreciation/

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Amortization

IR/CS 9M25

‌Leverage

Covenants Criteria | R$ billion

27.0

27.3 28.7

Global Rating

BBB

Three notches above sovereign rating

26.6

26.5

2.19

Baa2

Two notches above sovereign rating

2.04 2.07 2.04 2.07

Adjusted Net Debt1/ Adjusted

Latest Funding

EBITDA1;2

Intercompany Loan SGEL

CDI (-) 037%

R$ 3 billion

Adjusted EBITDA1;2

3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25

13,075

13,006

12,995

13,153

13,128

  1. Adjusted by the proportional consolidation of Generation assets and considering intercompany loans; 2) LTM EBITDA, according to covenants criteria.

    Average Term

    Debentures

    Coupon Cost

    R$ MM

    CPFL Paulista

    IPCA (+) 6.90%

    570

    RGE

    IPCA (+) 6.90%

    351

    CPFL Piratininga

    IPCA (+) 6.90%

    106

    Total Amount

    1,027

    9 years 19





    ‌Indebtedness | IFRS

    Gross debt cost¹ | End of period

    Nominal

    Real

    11,9%

    6,9%

    12,2%

    7,0%

    14,0%

    8,0%

    14,3%

    8,5%

    14,2%

    8,6%

    2023

    2024

    1Q25

    2Q25

    3Q25

    Gross debt breakdown by indexer | End of period

    1%

    21%

    CDI

    Inflation TJLP

    78%

    1) Financial debt (-) hedge.



    Debt Amortization Schedule² | End of period

    Cash Coverage:

    1.15x³ Short-Term Amortization (12 months)

    Average Tenor:

    3.92 years



    SGEL

    2.998 Intercompany

    Loan

    9.234

    5.891

    5.866

    3.708

    3.468

    4.152

    1.813

    2.374



    Cash 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2030+

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  2. Considering only the notional and hedge of the debt, in addition to intercompany loans. In order to reach the total financial debt, it should be included charges, the mark-to-market (MTM) effect and funding costs; 3) Considering the amount of R$ 3.8 billion of Marketable Securities, according to covenants criteria.



‌Capex

& Services

Total Distribution Generation Transmission Commercialization

3Q25

R$ 1,733 MM

+19.2%

R$ 1,416 MM R$ 73 MM R$ 215 MM R$ 29 MM

+27.4% -42.0% +7.3% +80.0%

  • 81.7% of total

  • Expansion, improvements, modernization, and customer service

  • Vehicles, IT, infrastructure, equipment, environment

  • 4.2% of total

  • Maintenance of power plants and farms

  • Vehicles, IT, infrastructure

    • 12.4% of total

    • CPFL Transmissão expansion and improvements

      • 1.7% of total

      • Vehicles, IT, Equipment

and Infrastructure

9M25

R$ 4,393 MM

+12.6%

R$ 3,629 MM R$ 168 MM R$ 557 MM R$ 39 MM

+16.7% -38.5% +21.6% -34.3%

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‌Transmission Auction nº 04/2025

Lot 3

Paraná and Rio

Grande do Sul states

Operational start

Feb/30

Large synergy with CPFL group bussiness operation

  • Operational Efficiency (OPEX e CAPEX)

  • Low financing cost

    115 km in lines and 4 new subestations

    Aneel CAPEX

    R$ 1,069 MM

    RAP

    of R$ 81 MM

    New substations (lot 3) Lines/isolating switches (lot 3)

    CPFL RGE concession

    Substations (88 operational)

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