 Two Brazil energy companies tied to groups Cemig and Votorantim Energia have told business partners that the coronavirus outbreak is an event of force majeure that could be a reason for breaking energy contracts, according to documents seen by Reuters. Cemig GT and Votener, belonging to Votorantim Energia, have said in documents that they seek a reduction in the energy they are required to buy, because civil restrictions tied to the coronavirus outbreak will lead to a generalized demand reduction. 