Northern leaders oppose 4 municipalities' expulsion from the price of electricity

But this increase will not be implemented in the north of the country, where the Serb majority lives. In the four northern municipalities, supply and billing are not made by KESCO, but by the Serbian company Elektrosever, licensed in 2022 within the Kosovo dialogue.

ZERE It explains that it does not specify tariffs for Elektrosverin, as this company operates on a separate agreement and has autonomy in setting prices for the consumers it supplies. However, it is forced to pay fees for the use of the transmission and distribution network, just like any other suppliers in the country.

Uglanin: A big mistake that the current was not expensive in the north but only in other municipalities

Nexhat Uglanin, head of the Northern Mitrovica Municipal Assembly, has reacted against the Energy Regulatory Office's decision (ZRRE) to increase the price of electricity, labeling it unfair not to include northern municipalities in the process.

Uglanin has stressed that the costlessness of tariffs in the north is a false step, as he believes northern municipalities should be equal to the rest of Kosovo in terms of the energy system.

Don't raise the fee for northern municipalities is a huge mistake, because we have to be in the system of the Republic of Kosovo even with other citizens. We as a municipal assembly have not talked to the Elektroserver, but they have come up with a news release through the media that the northern parts do not include the raising of the electricity fee, Uglan said.

Zeqiri against energy expensive: It shouldn't have happened anywhere.

The mayor of Zubin-Potok municipality, Izmir Zeqiri, has been declared for FrontOnline over the lack of expensive electricity in the north. He said that for northern municipalities this growth does not stand because the supply is made through an agreement between KEDS and Elektroserver.

The “does not apply to northern municipalities, including Zubin-Potoku, because supply there is made through agreement between KEDS and Elektroseveri,” said Zeqiri.

That decision to expensive electricity in Kosovo has called it meaningless and unfair.

This growth of electricity is very meaningless. Elektroseveri has confirmed that there would be no cost in the north but actually, it wasn't supposed to be expensive anywhere, he said.

Ilir Peci for the increase in the non-involvement of northern municipalities in the new electricity price: An Unrighteous Decision

Zvecan Mayor Ilir Peci said that although he has not yet fully analysed the decision not to engage northern municipalities in raising the electricity price, he considers it unfair.

I didn't fully appreciate it, but I think it's an unfair decision,” said briefly Peci for FrontOnline, broadcast Periscope.

Shala for the not expensive north current: In violation of every human principle

Ferat Shala, deputy The PDK has stated that the decision to exclude northern municipalities from expensive tariffs is an unfair step. According to Shala, the move is a violation of basic human principles, stressing that this has never happened before in Kosovo's history.

This has never happened in our history and is a violation of any human principle, Shala said.

Shala has added that the government “Kurti” and its mechanisms are doing so, what Shala considers to be a violation of the law and citizens' rights.

This is the next inequality that Kosovo citizens, the Kurti government and its mechanisms are doing this, and basically that is also violation of basic human laws and principles, Shala said.

The organizer of the “group no Cent more: Disfellowshipping four northern municipalities from rising electricity price constitutes discrimination

Luan Hasanaj, organiser of the group “No Cent on the multi”, has reacted to the Energy Regulatory Office's decision (ZRRE) for the exclusion of four northern municipalities from rising electricity prices as an open economic discrimination.

The exclusion of four northern municipalities from this decision constitutes open economic discrimination, Hasanaj said.

Hasanaj has said that this uneven treatment violates the principle of equality before the law, adding that the exclusion of the north undermines trust in institutions and creates division among citizens. He has also stressed that this decision undermines efforts to build a just state for all

The expulsion of four northern municipalities violates the principle of equality before the law. This uneven treatment undermines trust in institutions, creates division among citizens, and undermines efforts to build a righteous state for all, Hasanaj said. /Periscope/