Alliance MP Burim Ramadani has declared that Kosovo has spent 1 billion and 55m euros on buying electricity over the past five years and ten months, calling on the government to account for the situation in the energy sector.
During his speech in the Kosovo Assembly, Ramadani has criticised the country’s dependence on electricity import, praising that a new thermal power plant could be built with the amount spent on the purchase of electricity.

For five years and 10 months, the current has been purchased both high and expensive. One billion of 55 million has been bought electricity for five and a half years. With 1 billion almost built a thermal power plant. And the question is why wasn’t it built?
It has also criticised the Government’s decision to shut down the new thermal power plant project, as well as cut-off the contract with the company Contour Global, claiming these decisions have increased Kosovo’s dependence on import.
This government has closed the new thermal power plant project. It has killed the possibility that Kosovo will have sufficient electricity for itself. He opened the door to buy electricity. Even breaking the contract with Contour Globalin. The numbers are terrible, the irresponsibly unforgiving.
According to him, dependence on import exposes Kosovo to price fluctuations in international and regional markets, while calling on the Government to show what measures it has taken to boost domestic production and create new and sustainable energy sources.
Ramadani has announced that during Thursday alone, Kosovo has bought electricity worth 938m euros. He has added that this could be one of the days at the lowest cost of energy imports.
Kosovo’s citizen cannot continue to face energy uncertainty and increased spending.
In the end, the Alliance’s deputy has urged the Economy Ministry to account for the situation in this sector and to show what measures will be taken to avoid repeating the same problems, especially during the winter months.
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