Opening the meeting, Ozgan informed those present that there was an insignificant trend in the reduction of electricity consumption and gave statistics on the districts. According to Deputy Prime Minister, the best situation is in the Gulrypsh region. Positive results in reducing energy consumption are also observed in Gal, Ochamchira and Tkuarchal districts. The situation is worse in Gagra, Sukhum, Gudauta regions and Sukhum. However, as a whole, it has not yet been possible to achieve acceptable consumption indicators in relation to the indicators of March 2020.

The daily consumption of electricity in Abkhazia varies within 2 million kilowatt-hours. This figure is very high for the republic's energy system. The system cannot withstand such loads. Frequent accidents occur. In this regard, Ozgan noted: "Statistics of accidents should be kept by nature, severity, consequences, so that we can clearly trace where the problem areas are."

Representatives of all regional branches of "Chernomorenergo" reported to Deputy Prime Minister on legality of connections to three-phase lines, and  disconnections carried out over the past two weeks. “Continue the work dynamically, substantively and rigidly,” Ozgan said.

The employees of RUE "Chernomorenergo" will have to carry out a large-scale inventory of all subscribers and create an up-to-date database in the near future. It is also necessary to update information on the category of preferential consumers.

“I have great respect for your work and I know that this is a very serious burden, but you took on this burden voluntarily, so we must work with you selflessly and effectively, otherwise our joint activity will not be long-term. It will be impossible to fix it without changing situation in the energy sector,” Ozgan said.

The next meeting with this composition should take place in two weeks. Deputy Prime Minister instructed the legal service of RUE "Chernomorenergo" to check all the acts drawn up in the regional branches for the next meeting and submit them to law enforcement agencies. Also, the tasks of reducing the maximum possible loads and consumption volumes remain.