Elektroprivreda BiH plans to increase industrial electricity price by 29% ↗
Front page leadElektroprivreda BiH, the state-owned power utility, intends to raise the price of industrial electricity by 29 percent.
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The news from Bosnia and Herzegovina's Klix.ba focuses on domestic economic news, particularly concerning electricity prices and wages, alongside international stories about US politics, Israeli political shifts, and events in the Ukraine conflict. There is also a report on a war crime conviction…
Elektroprivreda BiH, the state-owned power utility, intends to raise the price of industrial electricity by 29 percent.
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