electricity supplier / gas retail market / electricity market / retail market / gas resources / gross electricity generation / electricity generation capacity / energy mix pattern / gas supply market / energy infrastructure / heavy fuel oil / annual average retail prices / natural gas / energy crisis / energy sources / entity bringing natural gas / gross inland energy consumption / main electricity retailers / oil / Energy poverty / gas export / main gas entities / main natural gas retailers / transmission networks / energy / electricity retail market / gross energy consumption / electricity / smart metering systems / interim solution / electricity generation / crude oil / petroleum products / energy statistics / electricity generation sector / open and competitive energy markets / electricity customer premises / energy efficiency / gas markets / diesel oil / gas consumption / retail electricity / electricity retailers / power systems / electricity tariffs / inland energy consumption / retail electricity market / indigenous natural gas reserves / /
NaturalFeature
Eastern Mediterranean Sea / /
Organization
International Monetary Fund / European Central Bank / Cyprus Energy Regulatory Authority / European Monitoring Centre on Change / European Commission / European Union / Electricity Authority of Cyprus / /
Cyprus Key issues The full liberalisation of the electricity market was formally achieved on 1st January 2014, but it is not yet implemented in practice, as EAC, a semi-public body, is currently the sole supplier. Conseq