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North Macedonia: ESM will stop buying electricity from TE-TO Skopje

Macedonia plans to stop buying electricity produced by the combined cycle power plant TETO Skopje in the future because it is a Russian investment.

The country will not depend on TE-TO’s production after the completion of the natural gas interconnection with Greece and the construction of the cogeneration power plant by the Greek Mytilineos Group.

North Macedonia and Greece signed an agreement for the construction of a natural gas interconnection between the two countries in 2021.  Macedonia launched a tender for the works on its section of the pipeline in November.

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