Energy Charter Research Fellow Mrs. Anna Aslanidze presented the draft report on the ‘Comprehensive assessment of In-depth Energy Efficiency Reviews Process, Content and Objective’. The report concludes that member states are satisfied from the In-depth energy efficiency review reports and reviews should continue to serve as a tool to exchange information among countries  and to encourage national policy decision makers to consider energy efficiency as an important priority and tool to achieve energy security within the overall national energy policy. The group discussed proposals on way to improve the process and the content of the report, as well as suggestions for future activities of the Working Group.

The draft In-depth energy efficiency report of Moldova was presented by the review team leader, Mr. Eduard Jambor from Slovak Energy and Innovation Agency. The recommendations of the review team were highly appreciated by the representative of the Moldavian Energy Efficiency Agency and following the approval by the Working Group, they will be submitted to the Energy Charter Conference for endorsement later this year.