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Energy expert Eduard Elezi said that the Prosecutor's Office should start investigations regarding what happened in the transmission network of the energy system in the southeastern part of Europe at noon on June 21. Electricity was cut for 30 minutes in Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and partially in Croatia.
According to him, the financial bill goes up to 1 billion euros.
"The cause of the loads is the transmission lines. An investigation should be done by the competent authorities of each state. The General Prosecutor's Office should start investigations. There is talk of billions of euros in the entire region that are the transactions.
By law, all broadcasters are obliged to maintain the reserve capacity, which is called the transmission security of each country. They have not kept reserve capacities. Lines were overloaded. Our country has domestic production. Domestic production must cover consumption
17 minutes is too much trouble. Even returning 17 minutes late is extremely long. We are talking about the automated system.. For 10 minutes at most, the whole of Albania had to have lights. The bill, the economic damage will be paid by all the broadcasts and the broadcasts must definitely be seen as it worked. It is necessary to investigate the Albanian broadcasting and generation and see why Albania was not protected.
We had temperatures higher than 37 degrees. The heat does not affect the wire, but the consumption increases.
It should be investigated where the cargo was. You cannot provide a 400 megawatt line, pass a load of 1200 MH. The problem is with the financial bill that goes up to 1 billion euros. Again, we have it because the whole region is there. All commercial electricity companies will require offsets. The Albanian prosecution must investigate the procedure of KESH and the broadcasting company" , said Elezi for "Report Tv".
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