Civil society recommends the Government pay penaltine) and withdraw from New Kosovo

It will do so even in the absence of World Bank support.

In MZHE, they say that during this period they have talked to several banks from Japan, America and China to ensure investment of one of the four companies in the race for the construction of New Kosovo “”.

Valdrin Luka, minister in MZHE, adds that they have signed the World Bank's unanswered contract because they have been waiting for ten years now.

COMM SID, the civil society organisation, which received the World Bank's response in Bali, Indonesia that it does not support New Kosovo's <x0 plant, says the government has had that answer for years.

The government had also seen the possibility of guaranteeing credit from the World Bank for reconstruction and Development.

But in a short answer to KTV, The EBRD has dismissed this possibility.

Nevertheless, according to Rinora Goyanni from KOSID, the government is cheaper to pay the penalty and withdraw.

The new thermal plant will produce 450 MGW energy per hour, which the Government of Kosovo can sell up to 80 euros for the first 20 years of work.