2 hours agoAgreement: Serbian Elektrosever officially licensed in Kosovo
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)The Board of Energy Regulatory Office (ZRRE) has approved today the request for a license to supply electricity to “Electricity” for the four northern municipalities, given the agreement reached between Kosovo and Serbia in Brussels. With five votes “for”, none against, the ZRRE Board approved the grant and license for the company “Electricity”. According to [...]
With five votes “for”, none against, the ZRRE Board approved the delivery and license of the company “Electric “.
Under the deal adopted Tuesday between the two states, electricity in the northern part of Kosovo will fatify “Electric D.O.O.”, a company which is owned by the Serbian state.
“Electricity D.O.” is a company registered with the Agency for Registering Business in Kosovo (ARBK) in 2018, show public data of the Government of Kosovo, .
Based on business registry data in Kosovo, “Electric D.O. O” is a private company, 100 per cent of which is managed by Serbia's state-owned company, “JP Elektroprivreda Srbije”.
“The Belgrade-based JP Elektroprivreda Srbije” is a public company founded and managed by the Government of Serbia.
Thus, through its sister company in Kosovo, which under the Brussels Agreement will be licensed for electricity supply in the north, the Serbian public company will be implicated in the destiny of electricity for consumers in the north.
The connection of “Electricity” to the north with the Serbian state-owned company in Belgrade has been cited as <x2fitre “from the Serbian List, the largest political subject of Kosovo Serbs.
“We have requested that this be done in accordance with the agreement, to be made by Elektrosever, respectively, which is the ePS sister (EPS Exector Provreda Srbije)”, the Serbian List said in a news release Tuesday.
The guide for implementation of the Agreement between Kosovo and Serbia on the matter of billing the current in northern Kosovo municipalities, which chief negotiators Besnik Bislimi and Petar Petkovic in Brussels approved today, was reached in 2013. But it was never put into effect.
