Alliance Chairman Ardian Gjini has warned that his party will seek interference with Kosovo Government for the situation in the electricity sector.
At a media conference, Djind has claimed that Kosovo is facing a serious energy crisis, claiming that electricity imports have cost around 27m euros during September alone.
Today we have called to the press conference to turn Kosovo’s attention to the situation in which Kosovo is today. Connecting to the economy, which is connected to almost everything else, and has to do with electricity, energy in Kosovo, Djind has said.
He has estimated that energy imports expenditures are directly burdening citizens, both through electricity bills and through the state budget.
I need to tell you that Kosovo, I said, is in collapse. Once again: After many years, with a brutal import of electricity, at brutal prices, prices that are ultimately paid from the pockets of Kosovo citizens.
According to Djind, the cost of imported energy is carried by citizens even indirectly through taxes flowing into the state budget.
It has also presented figures for local production and demand for electricity, claiming that at the moment of the production conference it was about 372 megawatts, while demand exceeded 800 megawatts.
I have to tell you that the import of electricity so far is about 27m euros. This is only September, just September.
Referring to the gap between domestic production and energy demand, Djind has warned that import expenditures could reach at least twom euros per day.
We need to tell you that we have power production somewhere at 372 megawatts now that demand is over 800 megawatts. It means moments when many demands are not expected. It’s a low demand. It could go a lot higher. That means we’re getting a minimum of electricity import 2m euros a day, he said.
Part of the conference, Jean has also dedicated the tender to repairing the boiler of one of the power – producing blocks. He has accused the Government of deliberately failing in this process, claiming that the tender has been closed without the winner being declared and that it has prevented the implementation of repairs.
The same companies that are licensed for electricity transport, even for other frauds, are the same. Which we’ve been talking about for a long time.
Djind has also recalled Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s earlier statements in the Parliament on Boylers and Filters, criticising Government for the current situation in the energy sector.
You know that when you arrived in the Kosovo Assembly about three years ago, you were also given a speech to deputies and citizens of Kosovo for the boilers and filters. Now I’ll show you something. These have deliberately desired the tender for Boyle, boat boy.
According to him, the tender has been opened and then closed without being declared winners, while Djind has claimed that this process has enabled the discovery of bidding prices.
EE have opened the tender, closed the tender without winners, to reveal the prices of bids that are close to brutal corrupts, have also received complaints from the Kurti fireman.
In the end, Djind has warned that the boy’s failure could have further consequences for producing electricity during the winter. According to him, the current bloc may have to be re-enlisted in the cold months, further burdening the country’s energy situation.
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