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Investment Regulation 474/2020

This consists of a broader policy framework on investments across different sectors in the country. Within this framework, we have clauses specifically offering guidance in the energy sector such as the import and export of electrical energy. This policy mandates a joint…

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Country / jurisdiction: Ethiopia · Year: 2020 · Status: In force · Level: National · Type: Voluntary

This consists of a broader policy framework on investments across different sectors in the country. Within this framework, we have clauses specifically offering guidance in the energy sector such as the import and export of electrical energy. This policy mandates a joint investment with the government and the non state entity taking part of such an investment. In another clause, transmission and distribution of electrical energy through the integrated national grid system mandates such investments to be carried out by domestic investors.

Official source: http://196.188.108.86/media/attachments/2020/09/10/investment-regulation-no.-4742020.pdf

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https://www.iea.org/policies/14537

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