Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS)

The public company that lost six of the eight units at the TENT power plant in December 2021, leaving more than 136,000 people without electricity; the Fiscal Council estimated that the losses of EPS and Srbijagas that winter came to about a billion euros and that they „could and should have been avoided with better management“. Prosecutors suspect former director Milorad Grčić of causing EPS losses of more than a million euros through five procurements of equipment that nobody needed. As a contracting authority, EPS also signed contracts with NITES, where the brother of minister Kisić Tepavčević works.

Affairs

• Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: According to the Kareja complaint, it moved electricity bill collection from a free Treasury account to Alta Bank at 30 dinars per payment; it keeps the contract hidden as a trade secret
• SNS bots and who organises them
• The collapse of EPS under Milorad Grčić: According to its own statement, poor-quality coal that should never have been used in TENT's units was loaded into wagons at Kolubara
• EXPO 2027 – a special law and contracts without public procurement
• Igor Novaković convicted over procurement at Niš-based “Jugoistok”
• Small hydropower plants and Stara Planina
• NITES: contracts of the firm of Kuburović's husband and Kisić Tepavčević's brother: According to contracts shown by Marinika Tepić, in 2019 and 2021 it awarded work to NITES, where the brother of Minister Kisić Tepavčević works
• „Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: Is taking on about 50 PRO TENT workers who, power plant staff say, worked for the SNS and are being rewarded with the jobs
• Stig–Kostolac railway: EPS paid for work that was never done: As the client, it paid the contractors 95 percent of the invoiced amount for a railway that was not completed; its engineers signed the work reports

People

• Dušan Živković: general director of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
• Milorad Grčić: acting director of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)