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Bosnia: KTG Zenica requested license for electricity trade

Company KTG from Zenica submitted application to the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) for issuing license for international trade in electricity. Honk Kong-Swiss company initially registered its activities for construction of 250MW CHP plant.

SERC will decide on this case without a formal hearing. KTG was founded by HTG Energy Investment Limited from Hong Kong, KTG AG from Lugano and the Municipality of Zenica.

The Company was established in order to build power plants, gas heating plants of 250 MW, to generate electricity and sale it, as well to supply by steam and hot water the city of Zenica.

Source; Serbia Energy See Desk

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