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ENERGY LAW

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Ministry refrained from dealing with companies that refused its demand to

review agreements, and this caused problems in practice.

6 - The Electricity Market Code numbered 4628

. In anticipation

of liberalization in the electricity market, the Electricity Market Code

numbered 4628 was approved and entered into force on 03 March 2001.

The aim of this code is to set forth the rights and obligations of corporations

which will conduct activities regarding electricity generation, transmission,

distribution, and wholesale export and import by creating a competitive

and stable electricity market. Additionally, the code anticipated the need

to determine the procedures for the privatization of electricity generation

and distribution. In relation to this procedure, EMRA was established as a

new authority.

Communiqués related to the regulation on license, tariffs, export and

import, free consumer, distribution, network, customer services, and free

consumer entered into force pursuant to this code.

This code envisages a bilateral agreements market complementing the

“Market Financial Settlement Center”. The system for operating in the

market was also termed

“licensing”

.

7 -The Natural Gas Market Code numbered 4646.

This code

includes natural gas importation, transmission, distribution, storage,

marketing, trade and export and rights and obligations of the real persons

and legal entities related to these activities.

8 - The PetroleumMarket Code numbered 5015.

This code regulates

the guidance, supervision and inspection activities in order to make the

market activities transparently in an equitable and a stable manner. This

code aims to submit the petroleum from national and international sources

to the users directly or by processing, in a competitive environment, safely

and economically.

9 - The Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Market Code numbered

5307.

This code regulates the market activities concerning the liquefied

petroleum gas supplied from national and international sources to the

users. The distribution, transportation, storage, marketing and trading of

liquefied petroleum gas and rights and the obligations of real persons and

legal entities that are related to these activities are also included in this

code.