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More than One Million Marks Invested

Published February 18, 2013
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The Šamačka Working Unit of the independent company “Elektro Doboj” invested last year more than one million KM in power plants, which improved the quality requirements of supply and electricity.

The Director of this unit Perica Krstanović said that all planned audits and installations have been carried out, as well as investment in those parts of the network that somehow arrived at a situation to be the cause of some failures.

‘’This year we will invest less, because we have to deal with the issue of implementation of measures to combat losses and to have more control, because the losses from last year of 10.35 percent are too high for the expectations regarding investment in the network’’, said Krstanović.

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