The report provides comparative assessment of national energy governance deficits and state capture risks in the Western Balkans and Turkey. It conducts a thorough review of the regulatory framework, the corporate and financial governance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and the management of large-scale energy projects from the perspective of corruption pressures. The analysis proposes measures for increasing the effectiveness of public procurement, improving the corporate governance of SOEs, boosting transparent management of large-scale investment projects and enhancing the accountability and independence of energy regulatory authorities.
The report analyses the current anti-corruption policies and remaining corruption challenges in Montenegro for the period 2013-2014. The authors note...
The fact sheets present summarized information on key energy sector governance challenges, state of electricity sector liberalisation, financial ratios of...
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The report provides comparative assessment of national energy governance deficits and state capture risks in the Western Balkans and Turkey. It conducts a thorough review of the regulatory framework, the corporate and financial governance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and the management of large-scale energy projects from the perspective of corruption pressures. The analysis proposes measures for increasing the effectiveness of public procurement, improving the corporate governance of SOEs, boosting transparent management of large-scale investment projects and enhancing the accountability and independence of energy regulatory authorities.
