Executive Decree No. 21-431 of 28 Rabie El Aouel 1443 (corresponding to November 4, 2021) amends Executive Decree No. 13-218 of 9 Chaâbane 1434 (corresponding to June 18, 2013), which set the conditions for granting premiums for electricity production diversification costs. This amendment introduces significant adjustments to the premium scheme, addressing developments and needs in the electricity sector.

Executive Decree No. 21-158, dated April 24, 2021, modifies Executive Decree No. 17-98 of February 26, 2017. The latter established the tendering procedure for the production of renewable energy or cogeneration in Algeria and their integration into the national electricity supply system.

Executive Decree No. 17-204 of June 22, 2017, supplements Executive Decree No. 17-98 of February 26, 2017, by establishing additional provisions regarding the tendering procedure for the production of renewable energy or cogeneration and their integration into the national electricity supply system.

Executive Decree No. 17-186 of 8 Ramadan 1438 supplements Executive Decree No. 06-428 by setting additional provisions regarding the procedure for granting operating authorizations for electricity production facilities.

Executive Decree No. 17-166 of 25 Chaâbane 1438 amends and supplements Executive Decree No. 13-218 of 9 Chaâbane 1434 on the conditions for granting premiums for electricity production diversification, in accordance with the law and government directives.

This decree introduces amendments and additions to Executive Decree No. 15-69 of 21 Rabie Ethani 1436 (corresponding to February 11, 2015), which establishes the certification procedures for the origin of renewable energy and the use of these certificates.

Executive Decree No. 17-168 of 25 Chaâbane 1438 (corresponding to May 22, 2017) amends and supplements Executive Decree No. 15-319 of Aouel Rabie El Aouel 1437 (corresponding to December 13, 2015). This decree defines the operating procedures of Special Allocation Account No. 302-131, entitled “National Fund for Energy Management, Renewable Energy, and Cogeneration.” The fund was created to support initiatives aimed at improving energy efficiency and promoting renewable energy in Algeria. The decree specifies the conditions for using the fund’s resources, the eligibility criteria for funded projects, as well as the mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating supported initiatives.

Executive Decree No. 17-98 of 29 Joumada El Oula 1438 (corresponding to February 26, 2017) defines the tendering procedure for the production of renewable energy or cogeneration and their integration into the national electricity supply system. This decree establishes the rules and necessary steps to select projects that will contribute to diversifying the country’s energy sources by promoting renewable energy and cogeneration. It aims to ensure an efficient energy transition and to optimally integrate these new energy sources into the national electricity grid.

This decree, dated 24 Rajab 1437 (corresponding to May 2, 2016), modifies the provisions of Executive Decree No. 10-95 of March 17, 2010, regarding the economic rules for connection rights to electricity and gas networks. It specifically concerns Article 84 of the decree.

Executive Decree No. 16-121 of April 6, 2016, amends and supplements Executive Decree No. 15-319 of December 13, 2015, which defines the operating procedures of the “National Fund for Energy Management, Renewable Energy, and Cogeneration.”

Executive Decree No. 16-52 of 22 Rabie Ethani 1437 (corresponding to February 1, 2016) establishes the technical standards for electricity production, aiming to ensure its proper operation and safety.

Executive Decree No. 15-319 of December 13, 2015, establishes the operating rules of the “National Fund for Energy Management, Renewable Energy, and Cogeneration.”

Executive Decree No. 15-69 of 21 Rabie Ethani 1436 (corresponding to February 11, 2015) establishes the certification procedures for the origin of renewable energy and the use of these certificates. It defines the necessary procedures and criteria to ensure the traceability and authenticity of renewable energy sources, as well as the use of the corresponding certificates within the framework of energy and environmental policies.

Executive Decree No. 13-218 of 9 Chaâbane 1434 (June 18, 2013) establishes the conditions for granting premiums aimed at supporting the costs of electricity production diversification in Algeria. This legislative text is part of a series of measures adopted by the Algerian government to encourage the integration of renewable energy and other non-conventional electricity production sources into the national energy mix.

Executive Decree No. 12-150 of 5 Joumada El Oula 1433 (March 28, 2012) modifies Executive Decree No. 10-138 of 28 Joumada El Oula 1431 (May 13, 2010). The initial decree establishes the technical rules for the design, operation, and maintenance of electricity and gas distribution networks in Algeria.

Executive Decree No. 11-423, dated 13 Moharrem 1433 (December 8, 2011), establishes the operating procedures of the special allocation account No. 302-131, entitled “National Fund for Renewable Energy and Cogeneration.” This decree was published in the Official Journal No. 68 on December 14, 2011. The primary objective of this decree is to structure the financing and support of projects related to renewable energy and cogeneration in Algeria.

The institute’s mission is to promote research, development, and training in the field of renewable energy in Algeria. It aims to strengthen national capacities in green technologies by supporting innovative initiatives and facilitating scientific and technological cooperation.

Executive Decree No. 10-138, promulgated on 28 Jumada Al-Awwal 1431 (corresponding to May 13, 2010), establishes the technical rules for the design, operation, and maintenance of electricity and gas distribution networks in Algeria. This decree aims to ensure the safety, reliability, and efficiency of distribution networks while protecting property and individuals.

Executive Decree No. 10-95, promulgated on 1st Rabie Ethani 1431 (corresponding to March 17, 2010), establishes the economic rules concerning connection fees to electricity and gas networks, as well as the necessary actions to meet customer demands for energy supply. This decree aims to regulate the procedures and costs associated with connecting new customers to Algeria’s electricity and gas distribution infrastructure.

Executive Decree No. 09-25, enacted on Moharram 28, 1430 (corresponding to January 25, 2009), sets out the tools and methodology for developing the indicative program of electricity production needs in Algeria. This decree aims to regulate and organize the planning of electricity production to effectively meet the country’s energy needs while ensuring optimal resource management.