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Last updated Oct 6, 2025

Methodology and Criteria for Evaluating Investments in Energy Infrastructure Projects

Welcome to our Publications Section. This page contains a collection of published reports and reference material of a general nature and sectoral specific issued by the Regulator for Energy and Water Services and its predecessor, the Malta Resources Authority . They are grouped by subject category.

Energy Resources

Methodology and Criteria for Evaluating Investments in Energy Infrastructure Projects

This methodology and criteria shall be used by the Regulator to evaluate requests for incentives in relation to investments in cross-border energy infrastructure projects.

The  Regulator for Energy and Water Services is publishing this methodology in accordance with Article 17 of Regulation (EU) 2022/869 on guidelines for trans-European energy infrastructure (TEN-E Regulation) which requires each National Regulatory Authority of EU countries to publish its methodology and the criteria used to evaluate investments in energy infrastructure projects and the higher risks incurred by them. The methodology and criteria are applicable for the evaluation of requests for incentives in relation to investments in cross-border energy infrastructure projects that qualify as Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) or Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs) as defined by Regulation (EU) 2022/869.

Malta’s Reports to the European Commission on the Implementation of Directive (EU) 2019/944 and Directive 2009/73/EC

Lahmayer Study Energy Interconnector Malta – Europe:

Electricity tariffs

Electricity tariff review – 2014:

Electricity tariff review – 2010:

Electricity tariff review – May 2009:

Electricity tariff review 2008 – 2009:

Electricity  (wiring colour codes and guidelines)

Street Lighting

Energy Resources (CHP)

Analysis of the potential for co-generation in Malta

Energy Efficiency & Renewables

Feed in Tariff Scheme 2010

Strategy for Renewable Electricity Exploitation in Malta

Energy Resources (LPG)

LPG Codes of Practice:

Note: The LPG Codes of Practice are now official documents of the Regulator for Energy and Water Services and should be referred to for design of LPG Installations with their associated equipment. These codes of practice are based on the UKLPG’s suite of Codes of Practice and their permission to use these within the Maltese Islands is gratefully acknowledged.

Electronic copies of the codes of practice are available from the REWS on request by written correspondence to enquiry@rews.org.mt

Energy Resources (Biodiesel)

Carbon / Efficiency Labelling & Bio-Blending for Optimising Benefits of Biodiesel & Additive Use: