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EPS and Srbijagas are preparing the requirements for the electricity price increase

The increase in price of electricity and gas is unavoidable, so Srbijagas and EPS have confirmed that they are preparing official requirements for the increase in price of energy, and a new Government will have to deal with it, was announced tonight at Radio Television of Serbia.

The liabilities of Srbijagas for energy delivered, have reached the amount of about 70 billion of dinars, while the gas for consumers is by 30% cheaper in comparison to its real price, says Bajatovic and claims that he don

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