The primary goal of the conference is to gather experts, representatives of state and public institutions, employees in the territory of Tuzla Canton and the wider that will discuss BiH and Tuzla Canton, and the potential cross-range energy and gasification solutions.
Before the conference, the FBiH Government was held in Tuzla, which was decided that the city of Tuzla would receive an additional 5 million KM from the Federal Budget for the first phase of the reconstruction of the main hot water. The total value of the project is about 20 million KM, and a new 14,000 inhabitants should be merged. Other projects of this local community are planned.
“Co-financing of installation of solar panels, pellet pumps, stoving the central heating network, desulpuration of the thermal power plant, is a very significant project, improving traffic flow through Tuzla,” Tuzla Mayor.
At the Government’s session, it was decided to subsidize solar power plants with private companies from 2 million KM.
“We have to talk about coal with the Sjeta because in the coming period of bti and less and less, the other energy will be recognized as the energy sector development holders,” Vedran Lakić, the Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining FBiH.

Today, Lakić also signed four memorandums about understanding and cooperation between the Resped Ministry and Tuzla, Una Sanski and Posavina Canton and Brčko District.
“These memoranda are the historic act we will create a framework for the institutional development of gas infrastructure in the FBiH. As soon as we bring it to the conference that means that the GAS is another energy to replace the coal” – said the minister.
The transformers of “Energoinvest”, domestic production already exported to the Great Britain, Belgium and Serbia are also presented, and negotiations and other countries are presented.
The two-day conference should give a cross section of the state in the energy sector in the country and consider the prospects for the future, and hopes that everything will remain everything on paper.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)




