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Slovenia: Russian company interested in Ljubljana gas-fired power plant

Slovenian Minister of Economic Development and Technology Zdravko Pocivalsek said after the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg that a Russian company is interested in gas-fired power plant in Slovenian capital Ljubljana.

Samo Lozej, Director of Energetika Ljubljana, the company that operates the plant, already said few months ago that some foreign investors are interested in entering the company. The Mayor of Ljubljana Zoran Jankovic announced that a public tender for the procurement of new gas turbine will be issued in 2016, transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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