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The energy policy of the Republic of Serbia shall comprise measures and activities to be undertaken with a view to achieving long-term objectives, namely:

1) reliable, safe and quality supply of energy and energy-generating products;

2) adequate level of electricity generation and the transmission system capacity;

3) creating conditions for reliable and safe operation and sustainable development of energy systems;

4) competitiveness on electricity market based on the principles of non-discrimination, publicity and transparency;

5) providing conditions for the improvement of energy efficiency in performing energy-related activities and energy consumption;

6) creating economic, commercial and financial conditions for electricity generation from renewable energy sources and combined generation of electricity and thermal energy;

7) creating regulatory, economic and commercial conditions for the improvement of efficiency in power system management, particularly having in mind the development of distributed electricity generation, development of distributed electricity storage capacities, introduction of a consumption management system, and introduction of the advanced network concept;

8) creating conditions for the use of new energy sources;

9) diversity in electricity generation;

10) improvement of environmental protection in all areas of energy-related activities;

11) creating conditions for investments in the energy sector;

12) protecting customers of energy and energy-generating products;

13) connecting the energy system of the Republic of Serbia with energy systems of other countries;

14) electricity and natural gas market development and their connecting with regional and Pan-European market.

The energy policy shall be further elaborated and implemented through the Energy Sector Development Strategy of the Republic of Serbia (hereinafter: the Strategy), the Strategy Implementation Programme (hereinafter: the Programme), and the Energy Balance of the Republic of Serbia (hereinafter: the Energy Balance).

The Government shall, in accordance with the Strategy and the Programme, adopt national action plans specifying in greater detail the development objectives and the measures for their achievement.

The measures and activities undertaken with a view to achieving the long-term objectives referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article must be non-discriminatory, based on the free market principles and may not unreasonably impose additional obligations on the electricity market participants and must be justified in terms of their economic and social impact on end customers.