During the 2025–2027 period, the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) will implement capital investments exceeding €400 million, focusing on modernization, rehabilitation, and increasing the safety of production capacities, KEK Chief Executive Officer Gramos Hashani has announced.
According to Hashani, a significant portion of these investments is dedicated to the Kosovo B Power Plant, where the modernization of units B1 and B2 is planned.
The value of the projects for the modernization of Kosovo B exceeds €130 million, while environmental projects—including the installation of electrostatic precipitators and the DeNOX system—amount to more than €99.1 million.
As he stated, total planned investments in Kosovo B over a three-year period are expected to reach approximately €266 million, with several projects already completed.
In addition, investments worth around €137 million are planned for unit A3 of the Kosovo A Power Plant, aimed at rehabilitation and improving operational performance. KEK also plans additional investments in Kosovo A, including repairs to the boiler of unit A5 and other accompanying projects.
“All these investments, which in total amount to around €413 million, are essential for increasing production security, ensuring the stability of the power system, and expanding the country’s electricity generation capacities,” KEK CEO Gramos Hashani stated in an interview with ATV, as reported by KosovaPress.
KEK remains committed to ensuring a stable electricity supply, improving environmental standards, and meeting the long-term demands of Kosovo’s energy system through these strategic investments.
