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Tender for new project power plant TENT B3 will be repeated

 

EPS ( Electric Power of Serbia) should not be partially sold, stated PM of Serbia Mr.Mirko Cvetkovic. The tender for Power Plant Nikola Tesla B3 TENT will be repeated.

PM of Serbia, Mr.Cvetkovic stated that EPS should not be sold in parts.

“Government believes that EPS should not be partially sold. We believe that the arrival of big electricity production companies should be made possible, within the existing system, with major private ownership structure, stated Serbian PM for New Magazine.

Mr.Cvetkovic announced also that the shares distribution of EPS to citizens and current workers will start after repeating the tender for construction of Power Plant TENT B3 .

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