The company did not want to reveal the details of the letter to Radio Antena M. However, according to unofficial information, A2A criticised deputy prime minister Vujica Lazovic and the economy minister Vladimir Kavaric not only for delaying addressing the problematic issues but also for re opening some issues which were defined in the Draft Common Agreement.
In 2009, A2A bought almost 44% of EPCG’s shares for €430m. Their management agreement, based on which they managed the Electric Power of Montenegro (EPCG), expired a year ago.
The Thermal Power Plant Pljevlja second block is the disputable matter in negotiations between A2A and the government.
