Congressman Francisco Salazar, chairman of the lower chamber's energy committee, announced that in the coming session, which begins on 1 September, a first package of energy 'reforms' will be submitted to the full chamber. 'Among the initiatives,' he said, 'are the granting of autonomy to the utilities, the introduction of corporate governance practices, the strengthening of the regulatory agency, and the adoption of incentives in the regulatory framework.'
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