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PP TENT produces 60% of Serbian electricity despite the strike of one workers union

 

Power Plants Nikola Tesla Obrenovac are working with full capacity and without any delays, complete power generation production output is being delivered to energy system of Serbia, it was said to Serbia Energy today.

The Union of shift workers is in strike, but their activities did not endangered the overall work of Power Plants TENT.

CE TENT on a daily level delivered more than 67 mil KWh of electricity which is more than a half of total production of Electric Power of Serbia (EPS). Complete EPS yesterday produced 133,9 mil KWh.

In relation to the Union of shift workers strike, the management of TENT spoke yesterday with their representatives and clearly underlined that all authorities are limited.

The management of TENT however wants to continue to be a constructive partner in solving of all union problems. Yesterday

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