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Serbia: Smart meters company EWG gets small tender from Power utility EPS

Factory for production of EWG electric meters, which opened its plant in Bor a year ago, got a job on the tender for the production of these devices.

The production in EWG will be launched soon and, as expected, it will employ between 300 and 350 workers”, says Zivorad Petrovic, Mayor of Bor.

“We are facing a meeting with representatives of the Slovenian company Iskra Zastita”, who are interested in factory opening in Bor. We will offer them a number of locations and there will be jobs in the factory for another 50 people “.

To remind, Bor factory for measuring instruments and apparatus for remote meter reading EWG is a property of former basketball and national team player Dejan Bodiroga.

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