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Bosnia: TSO company “Elektroprenos BiH” plans investments of 121MEUR in 2015

General Director of grid operator TSO company “Elektroprenos BiH” Mato Zaric said that the company was stable and that it had available 121, 68 MEUR of the investment in the coming year.

– Unused and transferred funds from this year amount to 95, 5 MEUR, while the available funds for 2015th are 49, 5 MEUR – said Zaric.

Zaric says he was pleased with the results which the company has made since its work has been unblocked this year, following an agreement between Republika Srpska and BiH Federation, and emphasizes that it must be constantly worked to maintain the power transmission grid.

He said that the company employs 1,318 workers, but there are estimates that it could employ more than 50 workers in the next year.

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