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Zimbabwe • Law • 2005

(ZW) 2005 Electricity Act Ch 1319

Country
Zimbabwe
Document type
Law
Date
2005
Geographical Coverage
National
Abstract
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Legal Area
Future energy demand estimation Energy access provisions Energy co-ordination body Energy system advisory body Energy distribution/grid management body Energy regulator Provisions for consultation Fiscal incentives – energy efficiency – grants/subsidies/compensation Overall market principles Market access provisions Market transparency Market integrity and abuse Market regulatory coordination provisions Market design rules for promoting efficiency
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Website
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Source
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Type of source
Official
Other results in Future energy demand estimation
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Other results in Fiscal incentives – energy efficiency – grants/subsidies/compensation
Other results in Overall market principles
Other results in Market access provisions
Other results in Market transparency
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Other results in Market regulatory coordination provisions
Other results in Market design rules for promoting efficiency
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