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Bosnia and Herzegovina, Government tasked the Ministry of Energy and Mining to form an independent commission

Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska (RS) Radovan Viskovic said that the Government tasked the Ministry of Energy and Mining to form an independent commission which will analyze the operation of coal-fired thermal power plants Gacko and Ugljevik, operated by state-owned power utility ERS.

PM Viskovic said that the both the technical and financial capabilities of the two power plants will be analyzed.

The reason for the analysis are recent disputes between the management of the power plants and the management of the parent company.

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