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Bosnia and Herzegovina: ERS established electricity trading company in Slovenia

ERS had established a subsidiary in Slovenia that would be engaged in electricity trading, General Director of state-owned power utility Luka Petrovic and the Executive Director for Technical Affairs Ivan Koprivica said at the meeting with Slovenian Minister of Environment, Climate and Energy Bojan Kumer during their visit to Slovenia.

The officials discussed the possibilities of joint investments in the Republic of Srpska, sustainable development, and investment in renewable energy production.

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