Electricity payments

North Kosovo Households Start Signing Energy Contracts

The chairman of the board of the Kosovo Energy Regulatory Office, Ymer Fejzullahu, told the TV program Kallxo Përnime that a quarter of households in the four Serb majority municipalities in the north of Kosovo have signed contracts for the payment of electricity, the first time they’ve done so since the war.

Kosovo Regulator Outlines Compensation to Consumers for North Energy Billing

The Kosovo Energy Regulatory Office, ERO, decided on Friday to compensate citizens who were billed for electricity usage in the four northern municipalities from 2012 to 2017 by deducting monthly energy bills from June 2024 until February 2030.

Kosovo Citizens Unfairly Charged for Serb Municipalities’ Electricity: Court

Kosovo’s Constitutional Court ruled that people around the country should be compensated for having been made to subsidise electricity supplies that were not paid for by consumers in four Serb-majority municipalities from 2012 to 2017.

Kosovo to Stop Paying for Energy in Serb-Majority North

Minister of Economy says Kosovo government will not continue allocating state money to cover energy bills in the Serb-majority north, where consumers have not paid for their electricity since the war ended.

Electricity payments for northern municipalities unlawful

A court in Pristina has ordered the Kosovo electricity distribution company, KEDS, to return about 40 million euros to electricity consumers in Kosovo.