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Croatia: Power utility gets 12MEUR/3 year supply contract in Slovenia

Power utility HEP signed a three year contract for the electricity supply of the city of Ljubljana in Ljubljana. The contract value is 12 MEUR.

HEP has the best offer on the tender for the purchase of 270 GWh of electricity for the city supply. The price HEP offered was 0.3 percent more favorable than the price of the second-ranked company Petrol. By this contract, HEP will cover about five percent on the Slovenian electricity market.

HEP is present on many European markets and energy exchanges such as EEX and EPEX, Hungarian Stock Exchange HUPX and Slovenian BSP SouthPool.

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