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Government sets EPS as temporary backup electricity supplier
Belgrade,
29 January 2013
The Serbian government has set in today's session the public company EPS as a backup supplier of electricity for end-users that are not entitled to public supply, at a cost of €70 in dinars for one megawatt-hour (MWh).
The company will supply the final customers as of 1 February until the tender for determining the backup supplier is conducted.
The government today approved the amendments to the Bill on amendments to the Law on trademarks and the Bill on amendments to the Law on trade.
The government today approved the amendments to the Bill on amendments to the Law on trademarks and the Bill on amendments to the Law on trade.
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