Many countries remained without power, when the B2 block returned to function

Kosovo Energy Corporation, reports all citizens that due to some technical problems in the early hours of the morning, it has been forced to stop it from producing “Block B2” of the thermocentral plant “Kosovo B”, which produces 250MW/h.

Stopping this generating sensation has been designed for preventative purposes to avoid the greatest dangers that may be caused by some minor problems and to prevent an addiction that could have serious consequences.

Such technical evils in KEK's power blocks from which large amounts of electricity are produced are completely normal and are presented occasionally, but it is very important to know that the maintenance teams, engineers and other well-advised technical staff and control are obliged to intervene immediately and stop blocks when risk risks are warned in any of the devices.

In situations like this, just like you're charged with responsibility. KEK, immediately when these technical problems were presented, has announced all energy field actors in the country, and according to obligations and responsibility that operators have to find other alternatives to the supply not leaving citizens without electricity.

According to market regulations and contractual obligations between licensed operators, KEK is obliged to cover financial damage to other operators on the market, which are obliged to supply consumers with electricity, but should be made clear that KEK does not bear any responsibility for supply.

Otherwise, KEK's maintenance teams have been mobilised from the early hours of the morning and are giving their maximum to get this unit back to work within a record deadline set after 8:00 tonight.