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Albania adopts Climate Change Law

From energy-community.org - January 13, 2021 4:12 AM
The Law on Climate Change, approved by the Albanian Parliament last December, envisages, among other things, submitting the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution on reducing GHG emissions to the UNFCCC; integrating mitigation and adaptation issues into legislation, strategies, and programmes; and creating a comprehensive legal and inter-institutional framework for climate action at the national level.
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Albania sets its own path on energy transition

Albania sets its own path on energy transition | Energy Transition in Europe | www.energy-cities.eu | Scoop.it
From www.energyworldmag.com - March 13, 2019 6:02 AM
Albania is now in a process of strong restructuring of the regulatory environment in the energy sector. The new legal and regulatory framework seeks to address a wide range of issues, including institutional reforms, promotion and increased energy efficiency and renewable energy generation capacity, the establishment of new electricity tariffs, the development of an organized electricity market as well as integration within the broader regional electricity markets and, finally, the EU’s internal electricity market.
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Albania should be cashing in big on renewable energy –

Albania should be cashing in big on renewable energy – | Energy Transition in Europe | www.energy-cities.eu | Scoop.it
From energytransition.org - July 23, 2019 3:45 AM
Why isn’t it? Powerful interests in the energy sector see renewables in terms of hydro, hydro, and more hydro. It’s not what the country – or the region — needs, says Paul Hockenos.
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