An Act to make Guam Power Authority liable for damages caused to appliances and consumers as a result of power surges or fluctuations in voltage or frequency in electric power supplied by the Guam Power Authority; and to appropriate funds from Section 2 of Public Law 20-39 for infrastructure improvements to the Talofofo Subdivision.

An Act to amend P.L. 24-31, relative to classifying unauthorized electrical connections as theft, and to adopt proposed fines and penalties for such hook-ups.

An Act to amend and add a new subsection (b) to 943.20, and to amend 543.51 of Chapter 43 of Title 9 of Guam Code Annotated, relative to classifying unauthorized electrical connections, or "illegal hook-ups" as theft constituting a felony of the third degree, and to establish fines and penalties for such hookups.

An Act to promote the development of renewable energy to offset costs of energy for electricity production related to dependency on oil imports. It requires the Guam Power Authority to establish renewable portfolio standard goals and provides for the Public Utility Commission to study the feasibility of implementing a rate structure to encourage the use of renewable energy.

The purpose of these Rules and Regulations is to establish procedural requirements for energy rebates funded under Guam or Federal authorities.

The Guam Transportation Petroleum-Use Reduction Plan provides a comprehensive plan and set of strategies to reduce petroleum use of 20% by 2020. Because transportation is responsible for one-third of on-island petroleum use, the Guam Energy Task Force (GETF), a collaboration between the U.S. Department of Energy and numerous Guam-based agencies and organizations, devised this specific plan by which to meet the 20% goal within the transportation sector. This report lays out GETF’s plan.

This document is an initial technical energy assessment for Guam, the first of many steps in developing a comprehensive energy strategy.

The Guam Energy Action Plan was issued in 2013 and it describes the four near-term strategies selected by the Guam Energy Task Force during action planning workshops conducted in March 2013, and outlines the steps being taken to implement those strategies. Each strategy addresses one of the energy sectors identified in the Guam strategic energy plan as being an essential component of diversifying Guam's fuel sources and reducing fossil energy consumption 20% by 2020 (20x20).

The policy establishes legal framework for the regulation of electricity (capacity) market in the Republic of Georgia. Present Rules determine: 1) the operation of electricity and guaranteed capacity market, activities of commercial system operator and dispatch licensee; 2) technical, commercial and financial aspects related to purchase and sale of electricity; 3) technical, commercial and legal aspects related to electricity generation, transmission, dispatch, flow and distribution activities, provision of guaranteed capacity to the United Electricity System, electricity import and export, work in parallel regime of electricity systems; 4) principles and procedures of electricity generation, consumption, import and export for qualified enterprises, in accordance with provisions of the Law of the Republic of Georgia On Electricity and Natural Gas; 5) drawing up electricity (capacity) balances and their implementation rules; 6) other areas determined by Georgian legislation.

These rules shall apply to the onshore areas of Pakistan and shall regulate all petroleum rights except those relating to coal bed methane.