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Republic of Srpska to finalize coal mining rights transfer from Comsar Energy to RiTE Ugljevik

The Government of the Republic of Srpska is poised to finalize a significant decision regarding the transfer of coal mining concession rights from Comsar Energy RS to RiTE Ugljevik, as announced by Energy and Mining Minister Petar Djokic. This decision, expected next week, follows a formal request submitted to the cabinet, which has been thoroughly briefed on the necessary steps for this transition.

Minister Djokic indicated that the remaining documentation related to this transfer is anticipated to be finalized within the coming week, ensuring that the Government can proceed with approval during its next session. The process has extended over several months, but officials are optimistic that it will reach a conclusive resolution shortly.

Upon approval, the coal exploitation contract will officially shift from Comsar Energy RS to RiTE Ugljevik. Minister Djokic highlighted that this change is crucial for enhancing coal production conditions at RiTE Ugljevik, particularly due to the favorable characteristics of the Ugljevik-Istok2 field. This site boasts a superior exploitation coefficient compared to other mining areas, which is expected to lead to more efficient operations, increased output, and improved coal quality.

Internal assessments conducted by RiTE Ugljevik suggest that access to this deposit will stabilize production levels and facilitate better organization of mining activities than currently experienced. The urgency of this transition is underscored by recent operational challenges faced by RiTE Ugljevik, which has had to temporarily cease operations due to inadequate coal supplies.

If approved as scheduled, this transfer will occur one year after similar commitments were made publicly regarding mining rights in the region. The ongoing delays have emphasized the critical need for resolution in order to secure reliable coal supply for power generation in the area.

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