Law No. 204-Z “On renewable energy sources”.

This Law outlines the legal framework governing the use of renewable energy sources. Its primary focus is to establish a unified state policy for the utilization of renewable energy, which includes solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass energy. The document emphasizes principles such as sustainable development, effective and rational use of renewable energy, state support for its utilization, and ensuring environmental and energy security. It operates within the context of the Constitution and relevant legislative acts, aiming to promote the use of renewable energy sources while adhering to international climate commitments. The document delineates specific responsibilities for various state bodies, including the President, the Council of Ministers, and the State Committee for Standardization. Key measures include the establishment of a state register for renewable energy sources, the issuance of certificates confirming the origin of renewable energy, and the development of state programs to promote renewable energy use. It also outlines the need for financial and economic mechanisms to incentivize the use of renewable energy and protect producers from unfair competition. The document stresses the importance of scientific and technical support for the development of renewable energy technologies. Implementation of the outlined policies involves coordination among various governmental bodies, with the President and the Council of Ministers playing pivotal roles. The document specifies that the State Committee for Standardization will monitor the execution of state programs and facilitate the development of renewable energy. Secondary themes include the importance of public information access regarding renewable energy, international cooperation, and measures to mitigate climate impact. The document emphasizes compliance with environmental protection laws and the need for stakeholder engagement in the renewable energy sector.