LIGJ NR. 2004/9 PËR RREGULLATORIN E ENERGJISË | 2004/9 — Kosovo law | Esheria

LIGJ NR. 2004/9 PËR RREGULLATORIN E ENERGJISË

This is the preamble to the Law on the Energy Regulator.

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Jurisdiction
Kosovo
Instrument
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Citation
2004/9
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Language
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This is the preamble to the Law on the Energy Regulator. This text introduces the Energy Regulator Act and explains that it is being adopted to establish an independent energy regulator in Kosovo. This article establishes the Independent Energy Regulator and sets the powers, duties, and functions of the Energy Regulatory Office, plus rules for energy licences, authorizations for new production capacity, price regulation, and energy supply conditions. This article states the law’s goals for regulating the energy sector, including transparent and non-discriminatory markets, licensing, pricing, consumer protection, competition, environmental standards, and security of supply. This article defines several terms used in the law, including confidential information, dispute resolution procedures, the Energy Regulatory Office, performance-based tariffs, project documentation, mandatory public services, repeated violation, supply security, tender procedures, and a vertically integrated energy undertaking.