ERO does not implement the decision of the Appeal for the suspension of the billing of the northern current, says that the Board is dysfunctional

The Office of the Energy Regulator continues to force citizens to pay for electricity consumed in the north of the country through energy bills. Although the Court of Appeal has confirmed the decision of the Basic Court to suspend the decision of ERO dated February 6, 2012, which determines the level of reduction of distribution losses, ERO is not implementing this decision with the reasoning that there is no functional Board for decision-making, Koha Ditore writes.

However, representatives of civil society have said that the court is the most competent authority that decides on the legality of the decisions of administrative bodies and in this particular case the ERO is an administrative body, therefore, according to them, the decision of the Appeal is binding and its non-implementation constitutes an offense criminal.

The decision of the ERO on invoicing the energy spent in the north to other citizens has been suspended by both the Main Court and the Appeal, following the request of the People's Advocate on the grounds that this decision is discrimination and harms the citizens of Kosovo...( You can read the full article in today's issue of Koha Ditore)

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