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The Ethiopian Energy Authority (“EEA”) approved to regulate the supply of power for non-commercial purposes.

The Ethiopian Energy Authority (“EEA”) approved to regulate the supply of power for non-commercial purposes.

by AllureAdmin | Oct 19, 2021 | News

The Ethiopian Energy Authority (“EEA”) has authorized the regulation of non-commercial electricity supply (also informally known as Captive power supply). A captive energy plant is a power plant that solely serves electricity to one customer, such as...

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