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This text is the protocol to the Frame Treaty on Central America Electric Market; it introduces certain modifications to be made in order to facilitate improved interpretation and application of the treaty, whose content defines the parameters of electric energy exchanges between the following Central American countries: Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Panamá.

This Law's main goal is to regulate the generation, transmission, distribution and marketing of the electricity in the Country, taking into consideration the protection and conservation of the environment.

The CCAD establishes a regional cooperation regime for the optimal and rational use of the area's natural resources, the contamination control and the re-establishment of the environmental balance in order to guarantee a better quality of life for the population of Central America.

Approves the agreement between the Governments of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama to create the Central America Electrification Council, which will be in charge of achieving the better use of the energy resources of the Countries by means of an efficient, rational and appropriate generation, transmission and distribution of electricity between the countries of Central America.