Obadiah: Kosovo is in energy crisis, plum seeds are not solutions

The one at Rubikon has said that if the country is not linked to this gas supply system, then the revitalisation of current thermal power plants, which would be very costly.

“would need over 470m euros in investments to have coal. There's a new mine to build.

Abdixhiku has said that Kosovo is in an energy crisis and that the government should provide a long-term alternative to that.

“Cumbulas are not solutions and we need a long-term alternative. Gas is one and the other energy efficiency. When the day comes to produce more, businesses will need energy. We need energy independence, one of them is gas, but they turned it down, of course we're in crisis”.

These “are used to saying “not, not” everything, not doing a fathering job”.