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HEP Supplies Electricity to State and Public Administration Bodies

HEP Supply and the State Office for Central Public Procurement have signed a two-year framework agreement for the supply of electricity for 560 users of central public procurement.

Among them are ministries, state administrative organizations, the Government of the Republic of Croatia, social welfare centers, universities, museums, nature parks, and other state and public institutions. The agreement was signed by Ivančica Franjković, Deputy Head of the State Office for Central Public Procurement, and Tina Jakaša, Director of HEP Supply. The total estimated value of the framework agreement for the two-year period amounts to 165 million kuna.

– HEP is a company with knowledge, experience, and competencies, a company that knows its customers and cares for them. Therefore, we are extremely pleased with the fact that HEP Supply offered the lowest price in the consolidated public tender for the supply of state offices, institutions, and organizations for a period of two years, and that it is 100% sourced from renewable energy, stated Perica Jukić, President of the Management Board of Hrvatska elektroprivreda.

In September of this year, HEP Supply won four-year contracts for the supply of public lighting for the cities of Zagreb and Split, worth a total of 250 million kuna, while in 2014, it won a two-year contract worth over 300 million kuna for the supply of electricity to public institutions in the City of Zagreb. This should be supplemented by winning tenders for public lighting in Zadar, Bjelovar, Vukovar, Ploče, Metković, Kutina, as well as the supply of electricity to Istria County, the Clinical Hospital Dubrava in Zagreb, and other large customers across Croatia.

In addition to Croatia, HEP is also expanding its electricity supply to the Slovenian market, where it has captured five percent of the market in the business customer segment. HEP thus supplies electricity to more than 150 Slovenian companies, cities, and public institutions, such as the City of Ljubljana, Luka Koper, the Slovenian National Theatre Ljubljana, and many others. This should also include cooperation with the CIMOS group, within which HEP has started supplying its first customers in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, in addition to Slovenia.