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FBiH: Electricity price for households to increase by 10%

The Regulatory Commission for Energy in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FERK), approved the proposal by power utility EPBiH to increase the price of electricity by 10%.

EPBiH General Director Sanel Buljubasic confirmed that the price of electricity will be increased starting from August 1.

According to the proposal, the price increase for household consumers will be 10.04%, and for other consumption categories, it will be 7.29%.

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