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Cyber Security Law
The national cyber security strategy mentions that the energy sector is a critical infrastructure. The Act requires entities within its scope to implement security measures, conduct risk assessments, and promptly report vulnerabilities and cyber incidents to the Cyber Security…
Decree-law n. 2023-17 of Cybersecurity
The Decree, through article 21 and 22, establishes specific measures regarding critical digital infrastructures, where it is included the energy
Royal Decree-Law of security of networks and information systems
The Royal Decree-Law regulates the security of network and information systems used in the provision of essential and digital services, and to establishe a system for incident reporting. The energy sector is included among the essential services covered by this
Act on Cyber Security and on Amendments to Certain Acts
The Act regulates cyber security measures and incident reporting in critical sectors, including energy, as mandate by the EU Directive. The last amendment was introduced in January 2025, as a transposition of EU Directive NIS
Critical Systems Cybersecurity Controls
The controls are designed to establish minimum cybersecurity requirements for national critical systems, including those in the energy sector. They serve as an extension to the Essential Cybersecurity Controls (ECC –
Law on security of critical information infrastructure
The law applies to Russian legal persons and individual entrepreneurs owning or operating information systems, networks, or automated control systems in the field of power and the fuel and energy complex. They must categorize their information systems, implement security…
Law No. 46/2018 on measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the European Union
The law establishes the legal framework for cyberspace security, transposing the EU Directive 2016/1148 concerning measures for a high common level of security of network and information systems across the Union. The law considers energy a critical sector, and imposes…
National Cybersecurity System Act (NCSSA)
The National Cybersecurity System Act (NCSSA) provides the regulatory framework for the protection and prevention of critical infrastructure in
Law 30999: Cyber Defence Law
The regulation applies to critical national assets which would include the energy sector. The regulation mandates implementing cyberdefence capabilities, establishing protocols for incident response, and adhering to guidelines for military operations in cyberspace when national…
The Security Act
The Act applies to "activities which are of vital importance to fundamental national functions" which would include the energy sector. The Act imposes requirements such as the duty to implement security measures, conduct risk assessments, and provide notice of security-related…
Designation and Protection of Critical National Information Infrastructure Order
As part of the Cybercrimes Act 2015, this Act aims to establish measures in order to protect critical infrastructure, which includes energy and power
Law 05-20 relative to cybersecurity
The law applies to "infrastructures d’importance vitale" which would cover the energy sector. They must ensure their information systems comply with directives from the national authority, implement security policies, manage risks, audit their systems, classify information…
Cyber Security Act
Malaysia's Cyber Security Act 2024 establishes a regulatory framework for managing cybersecurity risks and incidents affecting National Critical Information Infrastructure (NCII) entities, designated by sector leads. It also introduces a licensing regime for cybersecurity…
Law of 28 May 2019 transposing Directive (EU) 2016/1148 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 July 2016 on measures for a high common level of security of network and information systems across the European Union
The Law is a transposition of NIS Directive which establishes measures for assuring cyber security within critical infrastructure, including the energy
Cybersecurity Act
Critical information infrastructure operators, which would include the energy sector, are responsible for ensuring the cybersecurity of their systems, complying with government requirements, and reporting incidents to relevant authorities. They must also appoint responsible…
Regulations Regarding the Procedure for Ensuring the Compliance of Information and Communication Technology Systems with Minimum Security Requirements
These regulations likely apply to the energy sector as owners or legal possessors of critical information technology infrastructure. The requirements involve developing security policies and implementing specific measures for their information and communication technology…
Basic Act on Cybersecurity
Critical social infrastructure providers, including those in the energy sector, are required to independently and actively endeavor to ensure cybersecurity and cooperate with national and local government cybersecurity policies, while the national government will provide…
Law 5160 on a common level of cybersecurity in the European Union
The law establishes cybersecurity measures for critical infrastructure entities, including the energy sector. It mandates risk management strategies, incident reporting to CSIRTs, and national cooperation frameworks to enhance cybersecurity
Directive NIS 2 on measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union
The directive 2022/2555 on measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union requires EU Member States to ensure that entities operating in critical infrastructure sectors — including the energy sector — implement cybersecurity risk management measures and…
Measures concerning natural gas
The public and businesses may be urged to reduce gas use by lowering heating, using less hot water, and adopting energy-efficient cooking practices, aiming to prevent severe shortages in
National emergency plan
The competent authority assigns mandatory demand reduction levels to large customers for a specific period, in line with Article 5 of Regulation (EU) 2022/1369, adjusting reductions to each customer's
Legal act on the emergency plan for natural gas supply
This Legal Act enables suppliers must implement measures, secure gas from alternative sources or storage, and utilize available transmission routes. System operators will cut supply to customers with interruptible contracts, as notified by suppliers. Consumers shall be informed…
Ordinance on terms of natural gas delivery and supply
This Decree, under Serbia’s Energy Law, sets conditions for natural gas supply and delivery while outlining emergency measures for supply disruptions. It includes fuel switching, limiting gas supplies, and suspending deliveries to ensure system
Emergency plan for security of natural gas supply
Through the Emergency plan, natural gas producers assess and maximize production availability, reporting results to the TSO/CA. Suppliers evaluate additional purchase options or potential reductions in final customer consumption per contractual agreements and inform the TSO/CA.…
Gas Security of Supply Preventive Action
Malta only uses natural gas for electricity production. Consequently, all measures to be adopted in response to entering each gas security of supply crisis level are dependent only on measures related to the production and use of electricity, such as reduce electricity demand as…
National emergency management plan in the natural gas sector
The National emergency management plan in the natural gas sector implements administrative actions to manage consumption during emergencies and encourages voluntary reductions by specific consumer
Emergency plan to safeguard the security of natural gas supply
Bulgaria’s emergency plan for natural gas supply includes demand-side measures such as restricting gas consumption, urging voluntary reductions, and securing alternative fuel stocks. Consumers must adhere to contracted supply limits set by
Bangladesh Gas Act
Bangladesh’s Natural Gas Act empowers distributors to manage demand during shortages by limiting, suspending, or disconnecting supply. It prioritises essential consumers, enforces metering, and curbs illegal usage to ensure controlled
Hydrocarbons Law (Law No. 15/012 of 2015)
The State, through its national company, constitutes and maintains a minimum level of stocks of all categories of petroleum products equivalent to sixty days of
Law No. 15/012 of 1 August 2015 on the general hydrocarbon regime
The Law sets the regulatory framework for oil and gas production in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Prospecting, exploration and exploitation activities are subject to the control and inspection of the Minister responsible for Hydrocarbons, and the rights to explore and…
Oil and Petroleum Products Market Act
The Act includes, amongst other measures, but not limited to data reporting on oil consumption, speed limits, restrictions on vehicle, ship, and aircraft usage, gas station hours, and regulations on the consumption and replenishment of mandatory oil
Law No. 85/2018
This law establishes the conditions for establishing and maintaining a minimum level of stocks of crude oil and/or petroleum products, in order to guarantee security of supply, in the event of major supply disruptions, special emergency situations or local crisis situations. the…
Development Plan for Pakistan
Oil companies are obligated to maintain stocks equivalent to 20 days demand on commercial requirements
National Energy Policy
This policy underscores the importance of maintaining emergency petroleum stocks to ensure energy security during supply disruptions. The strategic stock of petroleum products is to be maintained at 60 days of
Mining Act
The concession for the mineral resources extraction in a specific extraction area may be granted based on public tender implementation for the selection of the mining rights holder for
Petroleum Law No. 238
The Law allows private companies to conduct petroleum storage operations, upon the prior consent of the competent authority and solely after having obtained the underground storage license in accordance with the applicable legal
Petroleum (Production) Act
Rights for prospecting, exploration and, or production of such petroleum shall be subject to a license under the provisions of this Act against
Hydrocarbons (Prospection, Exploration and Exploitation) Law
The Law sets the regulatory framework for the exploitation of hydrocarbons in Cyrprus, for which the Council of Ministers can grant or transfer licences against a
Hydrocarbons Act
Croatia has the exclusive right to explore and exploit hydrocarbons and this right can be transferred to a third legal entity under the conditions prescribed by this Act, for a maximum period of 30
Underground Resources Act
This Act determines that all subsurface resources shall be exclusive State property, and that prospecting and exploration for subsurface resources shall be carried out on the grounds of a licence that has to be
Petroleum Exploration and Production Policy
The Act states the conditions for exclusive right for exploration, including drilling and production
Bangladesh Petroleum Act
The Petroleum Act sets the regulatory framework for oil and gas production in Bangladesh. A petroleum agreement is needed for private companies to operate under service
Law No. 4 regarding the Iraqi National Oil Company Law
The Law No 4 sets the regulatory framework for oil and gas production in Iraq. The Iraqi government retains full ownership of all oil and gas resources, and private companies cannot obtain exclusive rights but may operate under service contracts. The National Oil Company is…
Law of Georgia on Oil and Gas
The Law of Georgia on Oil and Gas sets the regulatory framework for oil and gas production in Georgia. Agreement between the state and an investor can be granted for the the exclusive right to perform oil and gas operations in the depths and/or continental shelf of Georgia in a…
Law 7746 on petroleum
The Law 7746 sets the regulatory framework for oil and gas production in Albania. It allows the government to enter into agreements with both domestic and foreign entities for the exploration and production of
Law on Mining and Geological Explorations
The Law on Mining and Geological Exploration establishes the regulatory framework for oil and gas production in Serbia. It defines the conditions for conducting geological explorations and resource extraction. Under this law, only companies, legal entities, or entrepreneurs…
Decree 1073
Decree 1073 establishes the regulatory framework for granting licenses that provide exclusive rights to private companies or Ecopetrol to explore and extract hydrocarbons in designated areas. These licenses ensure compliance with environmental, technical, and operational…
Law 1089 on special operation contracts for the exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbon deposits
Law 1089 establishes rules for oil operation contracts and permitting rights. This was revised in 1986 and last in 2010 to include special operating contracts for a contractor for the exploration, exploitation or processing of hydrocarbon
Organic Law On Hidrocarbons
Article 8 declares that the Minister of Energy and Oil is in charge of development, conservation, utilization, and control of resources. The hydrocarbon deposits belong to the State, and only State/state-owned enterprises can extract
Law No. Zru-987 on the ownership and disposal of subsoil resources, as well as the use and protection of subsoil resources
The Law sets the regulatory framework for oil and gas extraction in the country. Article 6 declares state-owned property for subsoil and all minerals. The exploitation of these minerals necessitates a permit for the extraction of hydrocarbons, that shall be issued for a period…