Citizens' concerns about the current: Great tribulation, only God knows how we'll make it.

Bislim Ademi said that growth of electricity is heavy for pensioners and low-income families.

And we're seeing that a lot of big mistakes and great tension, if we're going to do anything but God knows. Our standard is very expensive, but we hope that a decision comes and it is released. It's not good, for retirement it's not affordable at all. Even for others with smaller salaries for them it is not affordable for anyone, he said.

In the same line, citizen Nexhat Zhuja stressed that the energy sector situation is the result of non-productive investments over the years.

Kosovo's “Electricity is a very outdated object in which it has been invested from time to time, but investments in old cars are very counterproductive and we have this energy we have. After privatisation, I don't know what's changed inside, because someone has to give them power and someone has to buy from the outside. It's pretty hard to deal with retirees, of course it's hard for business. It has to buy out of the current, this indicates that post-war state structures have not worked on electricity issues that increase the volume”, he said.

Meanwhile, Neziri Hajolli from Pristina said that rising prices are an unaffordable burden, even linking it to government policies.

The market will rise again, but it is increasing. You give me 2728 euros. I never let it go. I'm never going home. But now the accounts stay at home, releasing heat, without 150 euros, don't come or 200 euros from the pen. It's not affordable, you saw the citizens that this policy of Albin Kurti has brought to this door Kosovo in the last four years”, he said.

Meanwhile, the chairman of the Energy Regulatory Office Board (ZRRE), Ymer Feyzullah, at a news conference last week, said that by the end of the year the review of energy tariffs, where there is the possibility of growth, but also of lowering it.

“There is an opportunity we can say that it will be the next review of the table in December of this year and then we will see Z.S. staff. The RRE will look at the costs of the system, depending on how much the cost of the system will be possible to increase, but there is no exception to the possibility of a discount in case of savings... not necessarily arbitraryly having growth and discounts depending on the cost of the system”, Fyzullahu said.