Armenia’s greenhouse emissions rates may look harmless if compared to the data available for the heavily industrialized countries with developed machine industry, metallurgy, or chemical production.
The countries with major industrial capacities naturally have their dues to pay to the...
The energy sector activities lead to the emission of significant greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrogen oxide (N2O) into the atmosphere. These emissions are a major concern in terms of both health and climate change.
Carbon dioxide, or CO2 stays in the...
Since February 1, 2022, the introduction of liberalized market relations in the electricity market has provided solar plant operators with the opportunity to function independently and, if desired, participate in the purchase and sale of electricity.
In essence, prior to market...
Consumers in the wholesale electricity market have long been utilizing the electronic platform known as the “Market Management System” (MMS), which enables them to explore and select alternative electricity suppliers apart from the well-known provider “Electric Networks of...
The influx of people to Armenia from Ukraine has increased since the Russian-Ukrainian war began in February 2022. Among them are both citizens of Ukraine and hundreds of citizens of the RA who have moved there during the last three decades.
Some of them have preserved their citizenship...
