The Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) announced on Saturday evening that the operation of the electrostatic precipitators at the Kosovo A Power Plant has been stabilized, following defects that were reported this morning, during which heavy smoke was seen from Obiliq.
According to KEK's announcement, the problem was caused by an interruption in the electrical circuit of the automatic air compressor switches, but the situation was successfully overcome thanks to the rapid response of the technical staff.
KEK announces that all necessary interventions have been carried out to fully remediate the situation and restore the electrostatic precipitators to normal function.
Throughout the entire outage period, according to the company, operational and preventive measures were implemented to protect assets and manage the situation in accordance with applicable technical and environmental standards.
Finally, KEK expressed gratitude for the dedication and professionalism of the power plant staff, emphasizing that it remains committed to safe, transparent and sustainable operation.
KEK announces problems with electrostatic precipitators at the “Kosova A” power plant
The Kosovo Energy Corporation has announced that a power outage has been identified at the "Kosova A" Thermal Power Plant...-
KEK announces problems with electrostatic precipitators at the “Kosova A” power plant
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