The key goal we strive for is improving energy efficiency. The main indicator of this is the energy intensity of GDP. If the goals of reducing energy intensity twice by 2020 are achieved, this national indicator is expected to converge with the Community average, which will reflect in multilateral As a result of improving the efficiency of the energy sector and the introduction of direct use of natural gas and RES in the household, the ratio between final and total energy consumption reaches 58%. This means that the same energy needs of end users in 2020 will require 17% less primary energy resources compared to 2005, respectively 12% less compared to the Baseline scenario. The increase in the use of natural gas in households has a positive energy-saving and ecological effect, but it has a negative impact on the dependence on imported energy resources. By providing access to natural gas to 30% of households by 2020, natural gas imports will increase, resulting in increased dependence on oil and natural gas imports from 36.7% under the Baseline scenario (without gasification) and up to 48% at On this basis, two-year monitoring reports will be developed, including an analysis of the implementation of the set goals and priorities, proposals for changes in the existing mechanisms and legislative environment with a view to correcting negative trends in the implementation of the strategy and updating the estimated energy balance with horizons 10 and 20 years ahead.