Colonialization of energy: From Chinese to Hungarians through private capital
Bosnia and Herzegovina has created an environment of minimal financial burden for companies with foreign capital investing in renewable energy sources through minimal concession fees and network fees. Conversely, state-owned electric utility companies bear the weight of millions in compensation from lost arbitrations, investing substantial financial resources into revitalizing outdated systems. The lack of a strategy and persistent delays in energy industry development will inevitably lead to increased electricity bills for citizens.
