Luan Dalip's brother's company officially enters the market, deals with COST

Two weeks after it was officially licensed for electricity trading, the MDA L company. L.C. has linked ties to COST and KED becoming officially part of the energy market. The company is owned by Driton Dalipi, Luan Dalip's brother, Prime Minister Albin Kurti's cabinet chief. MDA L.L.C. has announced Friday [...]
The company is owned by Driton Dalipi, Luan Dalip's brother, Prime Minister Albin Kurti's cabinet chief.
MDA L.L.C. has announced on Friday in a post on social networks about deal ties with the two operators -- COST and KED.
This is a huge step towards reliable energy supply for all of our future clients”, the company said in announcement.
According to the company's announcement, partnership with the two operators allows the MDA L.L.C. “to bring stable, secure energy and at competitive price”.
On notice, MDA L.L.C. has announced that there are offers for electricity supplies of companies interested in the free market.
The Energy Regulatory Office approved on July 10th this year the issuance of power trading license for the company “Management & Development Associations L.L.C.”.
The company registered to the Agency for Registering Business (ARBK) on behalf of Driton Dalipi was founded by Luan Dalipi, on the basis of the statement of property by Kurt's chief of staff in 2021.
The highest official in Kurt's cabinet said on the form of declaring his property that the essential part of his property was based on the company's income. In 2021, he had declared 6,000 euros in annual revenues as consultant in “MDA”
Based on the recent wealth declaration, Luan Dalipi no longer has any action and no one to enter by the company, which is currently led by his brother, Dritoni.
When the news came out in May of this year that MDA L.L.C. Waiting to be licensed by the ZERE, Luan Dalipi said his brother, Dritoni, “is minister, so is adviser”.
He said that for his brother “is simply a free citizen who, after 20 years of successful business work, has decided, about 1 year ago, with the test of luck on the liberalised energy market”.












