Where the New Era Energy Agreements Fall Short

The New Era Energy Agreements were introduced as a step toward modernizing the energy sector. While these agreements appear to follow global standards on the surface, a closer examination reveals serious concerns around pricing, risk allocation, and long-term public benefit.

This report highlights key gaps, including higher-than-average electricity costs, limited protection against storm-related risks, lack of asset ownership for the public, and weak performance accountability. Together, these issues could have lasting impacts on consumers, national infrastructure, and the overall stability of the energy system.