This Act repeals and replaces the previous Energy Regulation Act 1995, provides for the licensing of enterprises in the energy sector and redefines the functions of the Energy Regulation Board.

This Act provides for the establishment of energy sector entities and regulates the production, supply and use of energy.  Additionally, it establishes the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority ("EPRA") as the successor to the Energy Regulatory Commission (“ERC”).  Like the ERC, the EPRA has explicit authority over imports and exports of electricity.  It also has an expanded mandate that includes regulation of upstream petroleum and coal.  Relevant regulations for 

The websites provides series of laws related to electricity in Egypt (in Arabic).

The Vietnamese Government has issued a new model PPA for rooftop solar projects under Circular No. 05/2019 TT-BCT, dated 11 March 2019.

The Investment Promotion Department of Laos also publishes model draft concession agreements for PPP projects between private project proponents and the government of Laos. While these may need to be further adapted to particular projects, they provide useful guidance on standard terms which the government of Laos will likely require for all PPP projects (e.g. in relation to the importation of equipment and material into Laos for the project, obligations to provide local employment, environmental management and community engagement).

The European Federation of Energy Traders ("EFET") has published and standardized individual PPA for utilities and corporates.  This EFET model may be adapted to specific features of the Spanish jurisdiction and foresees the possibility to

This Wind Farm Guide for Host Landholders was produced by New South Wales Farmer’s Association in Australia. It sets out an overview of common legal issues and market practices in respect of the negotiation of land lease agreements for hosting renewable projects in Australia.

Generator Connection Agreement published by Transgrid (a transmission service provider in New South Wales, Australia) on its website. The agreement sets out the terms on which Transgrid provides transmission services to generator customers (including renewable power generators) on its transmission network. The electricity transmission and distribution networks in Australia are owned and operated by private players, who provide services on their networks under negotiated private contracts.

The concession contract provided by the National Transmission Corporation (TransCo) of Philippines sets out:

Circular No. 02/2019/TT-BCT introduces notable changes to the regulations on wind power projects and the mandatory terms of wind power purchase agreements.