Serbian company “Elektrosever” which should charge Serbs in Kosovo for power supply will receive the work permit, as expected, in one week. In accordance with the Brussels Agreement, the Serbian Power Supply Company (EPS) submitted to the Kosovo agency a request for registration of affiliated company that should provide import, export and transit of the electricity.
In order to legally provide services related to the supply of the electricity, “Elektrosever” will sign the agreements with the Electricity supplier from Kosovo (KOSTT). Serbia agreed in Brussels, to support integration of the KOSTT, joined with “Electrosever”, in a European Energy Network.
On 13 May, Serbian company “Telekom” submitted to Pristina request for work permit and as expected could start with charging its services from 15 December, at latest. In Kosovo, Telekom has 23 base stations and seven facilities.
