K ESCO reasons the demand for increased electricity around 21%: It Is Not a Final Fatherly Decision

The Kosovo Electricity Supply Company KESCO has confirmed it has submitted a tariff application for 2026 near Z. THREE, stressing that at this stage it is not a final decision on the price of electricity. K ESCO suggests that the application has been submitted in line with the regulatory calendar and methodology approved by [...]
K E SCO suggests that the application has been submitted in line with the regulatory calendar and methodology approved by the ZRRE.
According to the company, the application submits a request for recognition of the justified and documented costs considered necessary to provide sustainable and constant supplies for consumers.
Our <x0-comstos are largely reflecting the costs created throughout the entire electromagnetic sector, including production, transmission, distribution, market conditions and regulatory obligations”, reports the news.net, broadcast Periscopi.
K ESCO emphasises that the tax review process is comprehensive and includes the assessment of all licensed applications in the energy sector, so it is too early to talk about concrete figures or possible levels of tariff changes.
However, the company suggests that, based on preliminary estimates and current data, the demand for allowed maximum revenues for 2026 has been presented at a total value of around 528.8m euros.
That amount, according to the ECCO, includes about 49.5m euros related to cost excesses during 2025, caused by market conditions and factors outside the supplier's control.
The company is reiterated that this figure represents only a requirement for recognition of costs, and not final tax decisions. Final assessment and approval, as well as any possible tax reflection, will be made by Z THREE after the completion of the regulatory process and public consultation.
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