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HEP will supply electricity to Slovenske železnice for three years

Hrvatska elektroprivreda signed a contract on Friday with Slovenske železnice for the supply of electricity for a period of three years, worth 26.5 million kuna, it was announced by Hrvatska elektroprivreda. The contract was signed in Ljubljana by the General Director of Slovenske železnice Dušan Mes and the Director of HEP Energija-Ljubljana Pavao Bujas.

Thanks to the contracts for electricity supply concluded so far, Hrvatska elektroprivreda will enter 2017 in the business customer sales segment with a market share of 12.5 percent of sales in the Slovenian market, HEP emphasizes.

The statement from the CEO of the company Perica Jukić, who is extremely pleased that HEP provided the most favorable offer for electricity supply and concluded a contract for three years, worth 26.5 million euros, with a large and important customer such as Slovenske železnice, is conveyed in the announcement.

“This is the largest business success of Hrvatska elektroprivreda in the Slovenian market, proving that HEP is competitive and capable of meeting the most demanding needs of its customers. Thanks to the contracts for electricity supply concluded so far, HEP will enter 2017 in the business customer sales segment with a market share of 12.5 percent of sales in the Slovenian market,” emphasizes Jukić.

In the coming years, Hrvatska elektroprivreda, Jukić emphasizes, expects further business development and the achievement of an even more significant share in the Slovenian and other neighboring markets.

Hrvatska elektroprivreda already supplies a number of large customers in Slovenia, including supplying green electricity to the City of Ljubljana under a contract worth 12 million euros. In addition, HEP has contracts with numerous other companies and institutions such as Luke Koper, MOL Slovenia (for the supply of gas stations), Cimosa, NC Planice, the Ljubljana Theater, the Maribor Theater, NLB Bank, aBank, Hotel Bernardin, and the Forest Institute.