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FBiH: EPBiH to raise electricity prices for households

Power utility EPBiH plans to invest significant funds in new energy facilities, which implies an increase in electricity prices.

The company plans to raise electricity prices for households in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina This is evident from the company’s Business Plan for the 2024 – 2026 period.

The plan foresees profit realization for the planned period. In addition, significant borrowing from international and domestic financial institutions is planned to close the financial structure for investments in the planned period, reaching over 850 million euros.

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