Free electricity market, DTK along with O SEEK meets businesses: suspending power supply

The report also says that the chairman of the Djetik Board, Skender Krasniqi, has stated that the government has taken no action to find businesses.

On the other hand, director of O SEES, Besnik Vasolli, said the process has been forwarded and is continuing to be conveyed with numerous confusions, while citing the fact that businesses that have been supplied with energy from KEK over the last two months have not received energy bills, said among other things in communiqués.

The government is required, sir. RRE and KEK to suspend power supply cuts.

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Associations, businesses call for no power cuts, postponement of liberalisation

Kosovo's Chamber of Commerce and Industry, along with the German-Kosovo Economic Ode and the Kosovo Hotel and Tourism Oda, have held meetings with businesses that have been discussed with the issue of electricity supply for businesses that are on the free market.

The chairman of the Djetik Board, Skender Krasniqi, has cited the steps taken so far, with which letters also sent to the European Commission, the Energy Secretariat in Vienna and the EU Office in Kosovo.

He has said that despite continued demands and the presentation of facts for a large number of Z violations RRE, the Kosovo government has not taken any action to find businesses, which fill over half of the state budget.

On the other hand, O director SEES, Besnik Vasoli, said the process has been forwarded and is continuing to be conveyed with numerous confusions, while citing the fact that businesses that have been supplied with energy from KEK over the last two months have not received energy bills.

Hysen Sogojevo from the OHT expressed continued support in opposing the ZERE's harmful actions.

At this consultative meeting, business executives have expressed concern over the lack of information, uncertainty about their future and KEK's actions, which is turning the current clocks off and placing theirs without notice.

Both business and business associations have reiterated their stance that no one is against liberalising the free energy market, but that confusion, lack of information, the unprepared market, confirmed by international instance, makes this process suspicious and damaging to the economy.

In this case, once again the Kosovo government has been called, Z The RRE and KEK to suspend power supply cuts and reconsider the entire market liberalisation process.