and March 18, 2009; the MI General Council Agreement, of January 14, 1988, which declares that the production and import of electrical energy are essential public services for the community that can only be provided by the General Administration, directly or through of a parapublic entity or public state partner to which this service will be attributed on an exclusive basis, and the Law on the creation of the Forces Elctriques d&#39;Andorra (FEDA), also of January 14, 1988, modified by others of January 18, 1991 and November 4, 1993, which attributes to this public entity the two activities mentioned, and also the distribution of electrical energy, both to users directly and to other distribution companies. fragmentary, which has practically not evolved over the last two decades and which, in some aspects, is an obstacle to adopting policies to diversify sources of supply, reduce energy dependence and enhance renewable energies. From this arises the need to prepare a new regulation of the electric sec tor and, more generally, of the energy sector, but this regulation cannot be based on a simple adaptation of the current rules, but requires a global reflection and depth, which is already underway. This reflection must be aimed at legislation introducing the production of electricity through cogeneration, solar, thermal and wind energy, opening up these sectors to private initiative, and from which the guidelines must emerge basic for the creation of a completely new legal framework adapted to the current and future needs of the Principality with the aim, in 2020, of reducing greenhouse gases by 20% and achieving that renewable energies represent 20% of energy sources, taking as a model the objective set by the European Strategic Plan for Energy Technology. However, it is foreseeable that the preparation of those texts, due to their importance and complexity, will follow a relatively long process and, in the meantime, there are some urgent needs that can be solved, at least provisionally, through small modifications of the current rules. The present