After privatizing the electric power sector in Brazil, the state government had stopped investing in basic infrastructure services, as otherwise it would have to invest in expansion and maintenance, in order to regulate and inspect the sector. After a long period of turmoil until the stabilization of each concession area, power distribution companies searched for new business ventures, other than their core businesses. Thus, Ampla Energia e Serviços S.A, power Distribution Company that operates in Rio de Janeiro state, started adding more services to its portfolio, such as the insurance in energy bills. However, few information is available about this new market. This study aims to identify, through market strategy theories, relationship marketing and descriptive statistics, whether the sale of life insurance products included in the power distribution bill is fulfilling Ampla s expectations.