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(6 months ago)The Energy Regulatory Office has indicated that it is currently under way to examine the demands of energy operators, for another price of electricity. Energy operators demanded that the current in Kosovo be expensive for at least 21% more without becoming a year of 16.1% expensive in [...]
The Energy Regulatory Office has indicated that it is currently under way to examine the demands of energy operators, for another price of electricity. Energy operators demanded that the current in Kosovo be expensive for at least 21% more before becoming a year of 16.1% expensive in April 2025. The decision on the issue is expected to be made in March. Although the expensive electricity epilogue is not yet known, warnings that such a thing will happen in Kosovo have moved fears to citizens, who, as they currently say, accept unaffordable bills.
I'm actually paying 130-40 euros in electricity, 500 euros in my salary, 300 euros in credit, with 5-6 smuja, I don't know how it's gonna live...”, one citizen said.
130 euros as soon as I paid for the power, the whole expensive set of resources to be launched from the van doesn't know how they're thinking...”, said another citizen for Rtv21.
I pay electricity to 70 euros, 1 member works with bills of over 100 euros to the left, I have to go on a loud protest...”
In addition to citizens, high bills include businesspeople. An owner of a bakery in the Pec municipality, Seyde Shatri, says the last bill he received was 1200 euros and, according to him, another cost of electricity would force him, but his colleagues would also force him to expensive their products.
There's actually a bread that's 60 cents when the current gets expensive if we don't get enough food to last 70 to 80 cents that you can't afford. 1500 euros I have paid electricity now...”
Energy has been expensive since 2021 in Kosovo at least 3 times. However, despite a once-in-a-half-a-Z expensives RRE, but even energy operators have not guaranteed safe supplies for both citizens and businesses. Afarator Burim Piraj says that despite high bills in Kosovo, there are still reductions.
Unfairly designed “costs much higher than costing electricity. Stopping the current without warning and causing 100 more losses, killing the car, costing the oil to damage production...”, Piraj said.
The chairman of the Kosovo Economic Ode, Lulzim Rafuna, said the ZRRE before making the decision to expensive the current should make an analysis of the economic situation in Kosovo.
“If any other cheapness occurs freely we can say it is a strong handful for businesses but also for Kosovo citizens who currently have a very low purchasing power...”, Rafuna said.
ZERE, last year he decided to expensive the electricity for all consumers for 16.1%. While, in the event of the 20% price of electricity, a bill of 600 kilowatts spent from around 50 euros would currently amount to 65 euros, while a bill of over a thousand kilowatts spent of about 100 euros would currently go to a bill of about 130 euros.
