On July 1, 2017, Georgia became a full member of the European Energy Union, which requires the harmonization of the country's national legislation with the EU energy legislation within a strictly defined timeframe. Commitments to promote and develop energy efficiency and renewable energy sources are key to mitigating climate change. By 2020-2030, the country should develop targets for the share of renewable energy in final energy consumption and the amount of energy saved by energy efficiency. The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia has started reforming the energy sector and developed new laws and action plans. In 2019-2020, Parliament passed the following laws: on energy and water supply, on energy efficiency, energy efficiency of buildings, and encouragement of production and use of energy from renewable sources.