The Albanian government will assist Kosovo with electricity supply during the two days of the end-of-year holidays, so that the citizens do not lack electricity. Albania will provide 7680 MWh for December 31 and January 1, 2022 in the form of deposit and without financial effect for Kosovo, which is facing the energy crisis.
Albania will help Kosovo with electricity supply so that citizens do not miss the lights in the two days of the end of the year holidays. Albania has been able to ensure that it supplies Kosovo with 7680 megawatts / hour for December 31 and January 1, 2022 in the form of a deposit and without financial effect. This amount will be returned to Albania from Kosovo in the summer season during the period from June to September when the country is in drought and there is a lack of water reserves.

Prime Minister Edi Rama, through a post on Twitter, writes that despite the fact that our country is also in an energy crisis, we still can not, in popular joys such as the New Year, not share with Kosovo as much as we have.
For this, Rama said that he has asked the Ministry of Energy to evaluate any possibility of assistance to the government of Kosovo so that citizens do not lack electricity during the two days of the holiday.

“Albania does not find it easy at all to continue the protection of families and small enterprises from the raging wave of energy crisis that is threatening every country, but in big chants or popular joys such as the New Year, we cannot to share with Kosovo as much as we have! Following with concern the severe energy crisis that has affected Kosovo, I asked today the Ministry of Energy to evaluate any possibility of assistance to the government of Kosovo, so that families in Kosovo do not lack electricity during the “two days of the popular holiday, “writes Rama.

Kosovo has been facing an energy crisis for days. Due to this energy crisis, the citizens, from December 22 are facing reductions in electricity. In a statement to the media, a day ago, the Prime Minister of Kosovo Albin Kurti stressed that in the situation where the country is, there are only two solutions to this situation, reducing or increasing the price of energy. He urged citizens to continue to use electricity rationally.

/Klara Ruci/