Good progress was made in the energy sector, in particular in enacting the new comprehensive energy law and resolving the long-standing dispute with the distribution system operator. However, an effectively functioning electricity market has yet to be established, and conditions for competition ensured. The country’s energy efficiency and renewable energy potential has not yet been adequately exploited
Wednesday, October 14
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