As long as the electrical provider adheres to environmental protocols and pays the regulation fees any provider from any country can come and operate in Kosovo. That's all we ask.
The good thing is that Priština is constantly overstepping the boundary and opening opportunities for Serbian institutions to take control. They didn't really think through the consequences of turning power off in the North. Now EPS run the show there with an opportunity to becoming the second power supplier in the province. Why not? I'm sure there will be many people wanting a supply from EPS.
Slowly it's all changing in our favour. The North is a lost cause for Priština so the sooner they accept that and start negotiations, the better. After reading some Western press, it looks like the idea of negotiations is gathering steam.
(Zoran, 3 February 2010 12:42)
Actually it freed up the electricity that was being used and not aid for to help the paying customers in the south. Now Serbia has to decide what to do about the people who refuse to pay. After the comments of they were being derived of basic human needs, do they dare cut them off?
Talks of negotiations are only about what to do with the north. Right now that would go no where because Serbia will not sit down and discuss anything with the govt of Kosovo except status.
However, I do believe the north is a face saving subject for all. Ksoovo gains independence and Serbia gets either partial or full control of north.
I have not heard any officials from the west that have changed position on status negotiations.
Let there be more providers of electicity in Kosovo and let individual families of every ethnicity choose the best provider for themselves. When there is more than one electricity provider in the territory they will strive to offer best services to citizens regarless of ethnicity. Let the people have a choice.
kosovo dont need a 2nd power provider for now,they are lots of other things to be done, but from the look of things the serbs in mitrovica will be the once to suffer from the games of belgrade and pristina for a long time, am very sure most of you in here dont live or have never been to mitrovica.stop the hate now it will help both sides,no one dies and go to the grave with his car, house land, wife,or what ever,embrace peace and create a better future for your kids.stop the war of words it doesnt help.peace to all.
When the Kosovo energy company, KEK, cut off the electricity supply to northern Kosovo on October 20, 2009, the Serbian government began the delivery of electric energy.
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The good thing is that Priština is constantly overstepping the boundary and opening opportunities for Serbian institutions to take control. They didn't really think through the consequences of turning power off in the North. Now EPS run the show there with an opportunity to becoming the second power supplier in the province. Why not? I'm sure there will be many people wanting a supply from EPS.
Slowly it's all changing in our favour. The North is a lost cause for Priština so the sooner they accept that and start negotiations, the better. After reading some Western press, it looks like the idea of negotiations is gathering steam.
bwaaahaaaahaaaa - officials of Republic of Serbia government organized meeting in Mitrovica and organizing back of EPS to Kosovo and mr Thaci can only observe what they doing :)
Good moorning in real world mr Thaci. Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is still part of Serbia ;)
If the people are not going to pay for it from Kosovo and then are not going to pay for it from Serbia, who in their right mind thinks the international community are going to sponsor a new source of electricity in the north.
Wherever the electricity comes from will have to be paid for.
Kosovo serbs were supplied from Kosovo resourers for 10 years and never paid a dime and Serbia sent power to some for three months and it charged them,now they are upset why they have to pay.
bwaaahaaaahaaaa - officials of Republic of Serbia government organized meeting in Mitrovica and organizing back of EPS to Kosovo and mr Thaci can only observe what they doing :)
Good moorning in real world mr Thaci. Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is still part of Serbia ;)
Kosovo serbs were supplied from Kosovo resourers for 10 years and never paid a dime and Serbia sent power to some for three months and it charged them,now they are upset why they have to pay.
When the Kosovo energy company, KEK, cut off the electricity supply to northern Kosovo on October 20, 2009, the Serbian government began the delivery of electric energy.
--
The good thing is that Priština is constantly overstepping the boundary and opening opportunities for Serbian institutions to take control. They didn't really think through the consequences of turning power off in the North. Now EPS run the show there with an opportunity to becoming the second power supplier in the province. Why not? I'm sure there will be many people wanting a supply from EPS.
Slowly it's all changing in our favour. The North is a lost cause for Priština so the sooner they accept that and start negotiations, the better. After reading some Western press, it looks like the idea of negotiations is gathering steam.
Let there be more providers of electicity in Kosovo and let individual families of every ethnicity choose the best provider for themselves. When there is more than one electricity provider in the territory they will strive to offer best services to citizens regarless of ethnicity. Let the people have a choice.
If the people are not going to pay for it from Kosovo and then are not going to pay for it from Serbia, who in their right mind thinks the international community are going to sponsor a new source of electricity in the north.
Wherever the electricity comes from will have to be paid for.
kosovo dont need a 2nd power provider for now,they are lots of other things to be done, but from the look of things the serbs in mitrovica will be the once to suffer from the games of belgrade and pristina for a long time, am very sure most of you in here dont live or have never been to mitrovica.stop the hate now it will help both sides,no one dies and go to the grave with his car, house land, wife,or what ever,embrace peace and create a better future for your kids.stop the war of words it doesnt help.peace to all.
As long as the electrical provider adheres to environmental protocols and pays the regulation fees any provider from any country can come and operate in Kosovo. That's all we ask.
The good thing is that Priština is constantly overstepping the boundary and opening opportunities for Serbian institutions to take control. They didn't really think through the consequences of turning power off in the North. Now EPS run the show there with an opportunity to becoming the second power supplier in the province. Why not? I'm sure there will be many people wanting a supply from EPS.
Slowly it's all changing in our favour. The North is a lost cause for Priština so the sooner they accept that and start negotiations, the better. After reading some Western press, it looks like the idea of negotiations is gathering steam.
(Zoran, 3 February 2010 12:42)
Actually it freed up the electricity that was being used and not aid for to help the paying customers in the south. Now Serbia has to decide what to do about the people who refuse to pay. After the comments of they were being derived of basic human needs, do they dare cut them off?
Talks of negotiations are only about what to do with the north. Right now that would go no where because Serbia will not sit down and discuss anything with the govt of Kosovo except status.
However, I do believe the north is a face saving subject for all. Ksoovo gains independence and Serbia gets either partial or full control of north.
I have not heard any officials from the west that have changed position on status negotiations.
bwaaahaaaahaaaa - officials of Republic of Serbia government organized meeting in Mitrovica and organizing back of EPS to Kosovo and mr Thaci can only observe what they doing :)
Good moorning in real world mr Thaci. Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is still part of Serbia ;)
When the Kosovo energy company, KEK, cut off the electricity supply to northern Kosovo on October 20, 2009, the Serbian government began the delivery of electric energy.
--
The good thing is that Priština is constantly overstepping the boundary and opening opportunities for Serbian institutions to take control. They didn't really think through the consequences of turning power off in the North. Now EPS run the show there with an opportunity to becoming the second power supplier in the province. Why not? I'm sure there will be many people wanting a supply from EPS.
Slowly it's all changing in our favour. The North is a lost cause for Priština so the sooner they accept that and start negotiations, the better. After reading some Western press, it looks like the idea of negotiations is gathering steam.
Kosovo serbs were supplied from Kosovo resourers for 10 years and never paid a dime and Serbia sent power to some for three months and it charged them,now they are upset why they have to pay.
kosovo dont need a 2nd power provider for now,they are lots of other things to be done, but from the look of things the serbs in mitrovica will be the once to suffer from the games of belgrade and pristina for a long time, am very sure most of you in here dont live or have never been to mitrovica.stop the hate now it will help both sides,no one dies and go to the grave with his car, house land, wife,or what ever,embrace peace and create a better future for your kids.stop the war of words it doesnt help.peace to all.
If the people are not going to pay for it from Kosovo and then are not going to pay for it from Serbia, who in their right mind thinks the international community are going to sponsor a new source of electricity in the north.
Wherever the electricity comes from will have to be paid for.
The good thing is that Priština is constantly overstepping the boundary and opening opportunities for Serbian institutions to take control. They didn't really think through the consequences of turning power off in the North. Now EPS run the show there with an opportunity to becoming the second power supplier in the province. Why not? I'm sure there will be many people wanting a supply from EPS.
Slowly it's all changing in our favour. The North is a lost cause for Priština so the sooner they accept that and start negotiations, the better. After reading some Western press, it looks like the idea of negotiations is gathering steam.
(Zoran, 3 February 2010 12:42)
Actually it freed up the electricity that was being used and not aid for to help the paying customers in the south. Now Serbia has to decide what to do about the people who refuse to pay. After the comments of they were being derived of basic human needs, do they dare cut them off?
Talks of negotiations are only about what to do with the north. Right now that would go no where because Serbia will not sit down and discuss anything with the govt of Kosovo except status.
However, I do believe the north is a face saving subject for all. Ksoovo gains independence and Serbia gets either partial or full control of north.
I have not heard any officials from the west that have changed position on status negotiations.
As long as the electrical provider adheres to environmental protocols and pays the regulation fees any provider from any country can come and operate in Kosovo. That's all we ask.
Let there be more providers of electicity in Kosovo and let individual families of every ethnicity choose the best provider for themselves. When there is more than one electricity provider in the territory they will strive to offer best services to citizens regarless of ethnicity. Let the people have a choice.
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