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The
Electricity Law was promulgated by the Royal Decree No NS/
RKM/ 0201/03, dated February 2, 2001. This law aims to: |
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Ensure the
protection of the rights of the consumers to receive the
reliable and adequate supply of electric power services at
reasonable cost. |
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Promote
private ownership of the facilities for providing electric
power services. |
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Establish
competition wherever feasible in the sector. |
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Establish the Electricity Authority of Cambodia
for regulating the electricity power services, granting the
right and obligation and penalize, if necessary, the
supplier and consumer of electricity in relation to
electricity generation and supply facilities. |
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Create
favorable conditions for the investment in and the
commercial operation of the electric power industry. |
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The
Electricity Authority of Cambodia (EAC) is an autonomous
body set up to regulate and monitor the electric power
sector throughout the country. Its duties include issuing
Licenses, approving and enforcing Performance Standards for
Licensees to ensure quality supply and better services to
the consumers and determination of tariff, rates and charges
for electric power services, which are fair to both the
consumers and the licensees. Any licensee or consumer may refer a dispute, under the
Tariff or under a contract, relating to electric power
service to the EAC for resolution. EAC is here to
help you in getting better electric power service at
reasonable rate in your home, industry or business. |
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