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Bosnia and Herzegovina: EFT to supply electricity to EP HZHB

Bosnian power utility EP HZHB, the smallest of the three utilities operating in the country, has selected local subsidiary of Swiss-based EFT Group as a provided for the supply of electricity for the needs of supply of customers within the company‘s universal service.
The first lot is related to the supply of 15 MW of baseload energy for the July-August period (total of 22,320 MWh), while the second lot relates to the supply 25 MW of baseload energy for the same period (total of 37,200).

The offered price for the first lot was 1.5 million euros and for the second lot – 2.5 million euros. EFT submitted the sole offer on the tender, which was deemed acceptable.

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