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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Electricity price increase for EPBiH consumers

As of August 1, the price of electricity for consumers of the state-owned power utility EPBiH has increased. Following the approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERK) at the end of June, prices have risen by 10.29% for residential consumers and 7.29% for other categories of consumption.

EPBiH’s General Director, Sanel Buljubašić, stated that the company needs sufficient financial resources to maintain both coal-fired and hydropower plants, ensuring these facilities are fully prepared to meet customer demand.

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