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Serbian Grid cancelling cross border transfers of electricity

 

EMS ( Serbian grid company) informs all market participants that due to the announcement of State of Emergency on the territory of the Republic of Serbia caused by Force Majeure, the Government of the Republic of Serbia has issued Conclusion no. 05-312-1053/2012. Based on the Conclusion:

– Already announced monthly auctions for March 2012 (scheduled for February 13, 2012) are cancelled. Information about the new date of execution of monthly auctions for March 2012 will be published as soon as available.

– Capacity on all borders in direction towards Serbia (part belonging to EMS) is made available exclusively for supply of tariff consumers in Serbia (for the period February 12, 2012 00:00h

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