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Serbia:Temporary continuation of backup supply

The Serbian government has given approval at today’s meeting that Subsidiary “EPS Supply” continues with backup supply of end customers who have not chosen a supplier, and to whom backup supply stops on 1st March.

“EPS Supply” will temporarily continue with electricity supply of public funds users that have started the electricity procurements until the completion of the procedure, as well as businesses that are in the process of restructuring or bankruptcy, no later than 30th June of this year.

Otherwise, the Government of Serbia gave the approval on Friday to the establishment of the company “EPS trading” in Slovenia.

Source; Serbia Energy

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