e integrated energy management strategy. II. ENERGY SECTOR of the premises on the provisions | The DRC has not yet adopted the code on the use of the regulatory mix on the energy mix. The legal and regulatory are old obsolete, not or consistent with the realities of the current situation in the country. and update the various regulatory texts on the development of standards and standards of the main energy references to promote the establishment of es or mini-power plants with a view to supplying modern villages with access to with a view to meet their national energy policy Promotes the national strategy promoting energy for access for all Hence the need to have a code that takes into account the reality of the country&#39;s current situation by taking account of national reference standards (energy efficiency) The use of generators, diesels and other sources of polluting energy such as storm lamps contribute to GHG emissions, hence the need for the Government of the DRC to have a code that will bring all parties involved together through the promulgation of this energy code. The promulgation of the code will be a big step for the use of energy which will also allow the reduction of GHG emissions. Rural areas in the DRC often have difficult access to electricity. The lack of electricity availability means that in rural areas and in our villages, there is no development, hence the rural exodus that we big cities are experiencing today. Even if we can have electricity in our villages, it is often the electricity from generators that contributes to GHG emissions. And yet, DRC has one of the great hydroelectric basins with a great exploitable energy potential estimated at 774,000 GWH/year. The use of this form of energy will contribute to the reduction of GHG emissions, and will improve the quality of life of the population of the thousand modern villages. The Democratic Republic of Congo does not have an effective national energy policy that promotes access to energy for all the population. This damages the country by a significant loss of income from investors. Some laws, if they exist, have become obsolete and obsolete. That constitutes