May 5, 2026

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Renalfa Advances Oslomej Solar Project with 50 MW Battery Storage Installation

Austria-based developer and independent power producer Renalfa IPP has commenced the installation of a battery energy storage system (BESS) at its solar power plant in Oslomej, North Macedonia. The system will have an operating power of 50 MW and a storage capacity of 200 MWh, marking a significant step in enhancing grid flexibility and renewable integration.

The co-located BESS is being deployed alongside the 65.8 MW Oslomej solar power plant, which is situated on the site of a former coal mine. The project reflects ongoing efforts to repurpose legacy fossil fuel infrastructure into clean energy assets. The solar facility was developed through a public-private partnership with state-owned utility Elektrani na Severna Makedonija (ESM).

Financing for the solar plant was provided by the Green for Growth Fund, which has also committed €24 million to support the deployment of the battery storage system. The combined investment forms part of a broader initiative to transition North Macedonia’s coal-based energy complex toward sustainable generation.

In 2025, Renalfa secured a €315 million loan facility from a consortium led by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The financing underpins the company’s €1.2 billion regional investment program, which targets the development of approximately 1.6 GW of renewable generation capacity and 3.3 GWh of co-located battery storage across Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and North Macedonia.

These assets are expected to produce around 2.3 TWh of green electricity annually—sufficient to meet the energy needs of approximately 920,000 households—while supporting grid stability through integrated storage solutions.

Beyond North Macedonia, Renalfa is also advancing a major hybrid renewable project in Hungary. The company is developing a 450 MW solar power plant in Szihalom, complemented by a BESS with an operating power of 250 MW and a capacity of 1 GWh. The battery system is being supplied by HiTHIUM.

According to Renalfa, the Szihalom project represents the largest hybrid renewable energy development undertaken in Hungary to date and ranks among the most significant such projects in Europe.

May 5, 2026

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Albania’s ERE sets temporary electricity distribution tariffs for 1 May-31 December 2026

Albania’s Energy Regulatory Authority (ERE), in Board Decision No. 103 dated 14 April 2026, has set temporary electricity distribution tariffs by voltage level for the period 1 May 2026 to 31 December 2026. The decision was adopted under Articles 16, 19 and 20(c) of Law No. 43/2015 on the electricity sector, as amended, along with Decision No. 456 of 29 June 2022 on public service obligations, ERE’s internal regulations, and the tariff methodology for the distribution system operator approved by Decision No. 182 of 10 November 2017.

The authority said it reviewed the distribution operator OSSH’s audited financial statements for 2022-2024, as well as technical, economic and financial projections for 2025-2026, together with the 5-year distribution network development plan for 2023-2027, which ERE began reviewing under Decision No. 308 of 21 November 2025. The report also recalls that ERE’s Decision No. 312 of 12 December 2025 kept the previous distribution tariffs in force until 30 April 2026, based on the ongoing review process and the information OSSH was required to submit.

In its assessment, ERE said that the continuity and security of electricity distribution are critical for uninterrupted and quality service, and that the cost of outages is higher than any other cost component in the electricity supply chain. The regulator also concluded that, on the basis of the actual figures reviewed, the current distribution tariffs generate sufficient revenue to cover operating costs and support the continuity of OSSH’s activity. At the same time, the report notes that the company still needs to improve its capital structure, which remains negative and could create medium-term financial risks.

The report provides several key financial observations. Compared with ERE’s ex-ante approval for 2022, actual operating costs were around 4% lower. In 2023, those costs remained broadly stable, rising by 0.9%, while in 2024 they increased by about 7% compared with 2023. ERE also said it reviewed additional information sent by OSSH by email on 9 April 2026, in response to an ERE request dated 3 June 2026, regarding OPEX fluctuations, material and consumption expenses, and rent.

Based on the corrected required revenues and distributed energy volumes, ERE calculated an average tariff of 5.89 lek/kWh for 2026. On that basis, the temporary distribution tariffs were set at 1.55 lek/kWh for customers connected at 35 kV, 3.99 lek/kWh for customers connected at 0.6-20 kV, and 6.42 lek/kWh for customers connected at 0.4 kV. The applicable reactive energy billing price remains 1.92 lek/kVArh, the same rate approved under Decision No. 73/2022.

ERE said that the WACC and other financial parameters were kept at previous levels because updated information was not available, describing this as a temporary solution that may be reviewed later in line with the legislation in force. The regulator also said the difference between corrected required revenues and realized revenues is relatively small and therefore acceptable for the period under review. ERE added that it reserves the right to fully review OPEX and CAPEX based on actual results in future tariff processes.

The Board also instructed OSSH to keep distribution tariffs unchanged until 31 December 2026, to improve the quality and detail of the information submitted for regulatory purposes, to separate costs and revenues by voltage level, and to align financial reporting with regulatory accounting requirements. OSSH was further asked to provide detailed operating and capital costs, explanations for year-on-year fluctuations, updated financial analysis including WACC, audited 2025 financial statements, and a tariff application for the next regulatory period. The decision entered into force immediately; interested parties may request review within 7 calendar days, and appeals may be filed with the Administrative Court of Tirana within 30 calendar days of publication in the Official Gazette.

May 5, 2026

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Early-Stage Progress and Challenges Mark Energy Community’s Priority Infrastructure Projects

Most projects included in the first list of Projects of Energy Community Interest (PECI) remain at an early stage of development, with several challenges likely to affect their implementation timelines, according to an assessment by the Energy Community Regulatory Board.

The Evaluation Report on PECI projects provides a comprehensive overview of progress on initiatives selected in the 2024 PECI list. It covers six priority investments—five in electricity transmission and one in energy storage—identified as critical for strengthening cross-border interconnections, enhancing security of supply, and enabling greater integration of renewable energy across the Energy Community.

The projects under review include:

Completion of the 400 kV Albanian internal transmission ring;
Capacity expansion of the existing 220 kV interconnection between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro (Trebinje–Perućica overhead line);
The Trans-Balkan Corridor, specifically the 400 kV double overhead line linking Bajina Bašta in Serbia with Višegrad in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Pljevlja in Montenegro (with the latter two sections included in the PECI list);
Reconfiguration of Albania’s 400 kV grid alongside a new Albania–Kosovo* interconnection;
The 330 kV overhead line between Balti in Moldova and Dnestrovsk HPP-2 in Ukraine;
The 225 MW DTEK energy storage project.

To date, only the Bosnia and Herzegovina–Montenegro interconnection has secured direct financing, provided by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Meanwhile, two projects—the Albanian internal ring and the Albania–Kosovo* interconnection—received financial backing in 2025 from the European Commission through the Western Balkans Investment Framework, as highlighted by the Energy Community Secretariat.

The report finds that most projects are still in conceptual, feasibility, or planning phases, with expected implementation timelines extending from 2028 to 2032. Throughout 2025, efforts have largely focused on feasibility assessments, preparatory activities, financing structures, and regulatory alignment, rather than physical construction.

Importantly, the evaluation notes that no systemic delays have been identified when measured against the expected level of project maturity following their designation in the 2024 PECI list.

However, the report underscores several structural challenges that could affect delivery in later stages. These include complex permitting and administrative procedures—particularly for cross-border infrastructure—ongoing financing constraints and rising investment costs, as well as external risks such as geopolitical and security factors, especially in relation to Ukraine.

The assessment emphasizes that early identification and mitigation of such risks will be essential to ensure a smooth transition from planning to construction in the coming years.

The ECRB also stresses the importance of continued regulatory oversight and proactive engagement by national regulatory authorities to maintain project momentum and ensure efficient implementation.

Looking ahead, the Energy Community Secretariat launched a public consultation in March on eight candidate projects for the next PECI list. The updated selection, aligned with the TEN-E Regulation framework, is expected to be adopted in December 2027, following an opinion from the ECRB anticipated by the end of August 2026.

May 5, 2026

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Zatriq Wind Farm Nears Completion as Kosovo Expands Renewable Capacity

Turkey-based Çalık Renewables, in partnership with Kosovo’s domestic firm Eurokos, is advancing the construction of a 72 MW wind power plant in Kosovo, with commissioning targeted for July.

During a recent site visit to the Zatriq wind park, Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Minister of Economy Artane Rizvanolli reviewed progress on the project. The development is led by Çalık Enerji, part of Çalık Holding, which secured €112 million in financing last year. The project marks the group’s first renewable energy investment outside Turkey and represents the first wind initiative backed by Swiss Export Risk Insurance.

Construction is progressing steadily, with four of the planned twelve turbines already installed. According to Prime Minister Kurti, the Zatriq project underscores Kosovo*’s growing attractiveness for foreign direct investment, supported by an improving legal and regulatory framework. The construction workforce totals 175 personnel, including 130 local workers, highlighting its domestic economic contribution.

The total investment is estimated at €124.4 million, as confirmed by Eurokos. Minister Rizvanolli noted that two additional turbines are expected to be completed within weeks, keeping the project on track for full completion by July. Once operational, the wind farm is expected to enhance energy security, reduce reliance on imports, and generate annual savings exceeding €27 million.

With an anticipated annual output of 185 GWh, the Zatriq wind park will be capable of supplying electricity to approximately 45,000 households. The facility will be connected to the transmission network via a 110 kV overhead line.

Located near the village of Zatriq, the site benefits from one of the strongest wind resources in Kosovo*. The country’s existing wind capacity remains limited, comprising projects such as Selac Wind Farm (104.1 MW), Kitka Wind Farm (32.4 MW), and Golesh Wind Farm (1.35 MW).

For the Zatriq project, Çalık Enerji has partnered with GE Vernova to supply wind turbines featuring 79-meter blades. Beyond Kosovo*, the company operates two wind farms in Turkey with a combined capacity of 72 MW and is developing additional projects in Poland totaling 170 MW.

In the broader energy sector, Çalık Holding, together with Limak, jointly controls Kosovo’s electricity distribution operator KEDS and supplier KESCO.

April 30, 2026

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Bosnia and Croatia Advance Southern Gas Interconnection to Strengthen Regional Energy Security

Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia have formalized an intergovernmental agreement to advance the construction of the Southern Gas Interconnection, a strategic infrastructure project aimed at strengthening energy security and ensuring a more stable gas supply for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The planned interconnection will provide Bosnia and Herzegovina with an alternative supply route via Croatia, reducing its current dependence on Russian natural gas delivered through Turkey, Bulgaria, and Serbia. By enabling access to new sources, the project is expected to significantly enhance supply resilience.

The agreement was signed in Dubrovnik during the Three Seas Initiative summit by Borjana Krišto, Chairwoman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.

The pipeline network will span multiple routes, including Split–Zagvozd in Croatia, extending into Bosnia and Herzegovina through Posušje, and continuing across key locations such as Tomislavgrad, Kupres, Bugojno, and Travnik. Additional शाखing routes will connect areas including Mostar, Livno, Jajce, Tuzla, and Čapljina, creating a comprehensive distribution network.

According to the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the project will diversify both supply routes and energy sources, contributing to greater energy independence. The pipeline is expected to be supplied with gas from the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the Croatian island of Krk.

The signing ceremony was attended by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Vedran Lakić, Minister of Energy, Mining and Industry of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. US-based AAFS Infrastructure and Energy has been designated to manage the pipeline within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Although the project has been under consideration for years, tangible progress accelerated recently. In January, authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina indicated that AAFS Infrastructure and Energy would receive a 30-year concession. Subsequently, in late February, twelve countries from Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, reached an agreement with the United States to strengthen cooperation on LNG supply.

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the entity through which the pipeline will pass, recently adopted a special legal framework (lex specialis) designating the US firm as the project investor. This decision has drawn criticism from the European Union, which warned of potential consequences.

Borjana Krišto emphasized that Bosnia and Herzegovina occupies a strategic position at the crossroads of energy flows in Southeast Europe. She noted that, beyond being a consumer, the country has the potential to play an active role in developing a more secure and resilient regional energy system. She also highlighted the importance of transatlantic cooperation in accelerating investment and improving market integration.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković underscored that the agreement reinforces Croatia’s role as a regional energy hub, particularly by enabling the transport of gas from the Krk LNG terminal to Bosnia and Herzegovina. He also pointed to the broader significance of the Three Seas Initiative, which brings together 13 EU member states from Central and Eastern Europe to enhance connectivity between the Baltic, Black, and Adriatic seas, with a focus on infrastructure, transport, and energy integration.

April 30, 2026

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Albania’s Hydropower Surge Strengthens Its Position in Regional and EU Energy Markets

The first three months of 2026 marked a substantial increase in electricity generation in Albania, driven primarily by a sharp rise in hydropower output. Production from hydropower plants was 70% higher in January–March 2026 compared to the same period a year earlier.

According to data published in the report of the Energy Community on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), Albania gained a clear advantage over other regional countries in exporting electricity generated from renewable sources.

Specifically, the first quarterly report on CBAM implementation highlights that Albania’s hydropower generation increased significantly, positioning the country as a far more aggressive net exporter of electricity to both the regional market and the European Union.

“Hydropower production in Albania increased by 1.34 TWh (+70%) in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, rising from 1.93 TWh to 3.27 TWh,” the report states. This growth was concentrated in January and February, with increases of +72% and +84% respectively, reflecting exceptionally favorable hydrological conditions.

This surplus translated directly into higher exports. Albania increased scheduled electricity exports by approximately 4,100 MWh per day to Greece, 3,700 MWh per day to Kosovo, and 2,000 MWh per day to Montenegro.

The report estimates that “these shifts in trade flows represent a net movement of approximately 1.2 TWh of Albanian electricity exported in the first quarter of 2026,” a volume that closely matches the incremental increase in hydropower generation.

The economic impact is further amplified by how CBAM treats Albanian electricity. Unlike Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, or Montenegro, Albania benefits from a zero emissions factor. This means its electricity exports to the European Union are not subject to additional carbon costs.

“Electricity imported into the European Union from Albania was not financially affected by CBAM,” the report notes, adding that this “created a commercial incentive to import Albanian electricity into EU markets.”

Such dynamics position Albania as a preferential energy corridor դեպի the European market, particularly through Greece and onward to Italy. The report observes that exports from Albania to Greece intensified, with Albanian electricity—combined with strong Greek domestic production—subsequently redirected toward Bulgaria and Italy.

The Energy Community further warns that hydropower-dominated systems like Albania’s “appear to be in a structurally more competitive position,” suggesting that CBAM is already creating long-term winners and losers in the region. In contrast, countries with higher coal-based generation face substantial financial penalties.

For example, Montenegro pays approximately €73.8 per MWh of electricity exported to the European Union, while Albania pays zero. “The contrast between Albania and Montenegro illustrates how country-level emission factors shape cross-border electricity trade,” the report concludes, placing Albania firmly on the side of Europe’s evolving energy transition.

April 29, 2026

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Waste Management: New Monitoring and Tracking System in Albania for Exports and Transit

Albania is set to implement a new system for monitoring and tracking waste exports and transit movements, aiming to strengthen oversight, transparency, and compliance with environmental standards.

The initiative is designed to improve control over the cross-border movement of waste, ensuring that all shipments are properly documented, traceable, and in line with both national legislation and international obligations.

Digital Monitoring and Traceability

The new system introduces a digital platform that will enable real-time monitoring of waste shipments. Authorities will be able to track the movement of waste from its origin to its final destination, reducing the risk of illegal trafficking or mismanagement.

The system is expected to include detailed reporting requirements for operators, including information on the type, quantity, origin, and destination of waste. This will allow for more accurate data collection and better policy planning in the waste management sector.

Strengthening Control Over Exports and Transit

A key objective of the reform is to tighten controls over waste exports and transit passing through Albania. The system will ensure that only authorized operators can engage in such activities and that all procedures are carried out in compliance with environmental and safety standards.

Authorities aim to prevent the misuse of Albania as a transit route for unauthorized or hazardous waste shipments, an issue that has raised concerns in the past.

Alignment with European Standards

The new monitoring framework is aligned with European Union requirements for waste management and cross-border movement. It reflects Albania’s broader efforts to harmonize its environmental legislation with EU directives and improve institutional capacity.

By adopting stricter monitoring mechanisms, Albania seeks to meet international standards and enhance its credibility in environmental governance.

Institutional and Operational Impact

The implementation of the system will involve coordination between several institutions responsible for environmental protection, customs, and transport oversight. It is expected to improve inter-agency cooperation and streamline administrative procedures.

For businesses operating in the waste sector, the system will introduce additional compliance obligations but is also expected to create a more predictable and transparent regulatory environment.

Towards Greater Environmental Accountability

The introduction of this monitoring and tracking system marks a step forward in Albania’s efforts to strengthen environmental accountability and combat illegal waste activities.

By ensuring full traceability of waste flows, the authorities aim to protect public health, reduce environmental risks, and promote more sustainable waste management practices across the country.

April 29, 2026

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Aktor LNG USA–Albgaz Deal Signals Structural Shift in Western Balkans Gas Market

A landmark long-term gas supply agreement between Aktor LNG USA and Albania’s state-owned Albgaz marks a significant step in the transformation of Southeast Europe’s energy architecture, reinforcing both market diversification and geopolitical realignment.

The agreement, valued at approximately $6 billion, establishes a 20-year framework for the delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) sourced from the United States, with contracted volumes of around 1 billion cubic meters annually starting in 2030.

From Hydro Dependence to Gas Integration

For Albania, the deal represents a structural pivot away from near-total reliance on hydropower toward a more diversified energy mix. The introduction of long-term LNG supply contracts provides a stable foundation for baseload generation, system balancing, and regional trading capacity.

The agreement is not limited to commodity supply. It is complemented by a memorandum of understanding between Aktor Energy USA and the Albanian government to develop an integrated energy hub, including a planned gas-fired power plant with an estimated capacity of 380 MW.

This integrated approach reflects a broader transition strategy: linking fuel supply, infrastructure development, and power generation into a single investment framework.

Infrastructure First: Vlora and the Missing Gas System

A central component of the strategy is the planned development of LNG infrastructure in Vlora, which is expected to evolve into a key entry point for imported gas. Until domestic infrastructure is completed, supply will be routed through Greece, leveraging the Revythoussa LNG terminal and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) for onward delivery into Albania.

This transitional routing underscores a critical reality: Albania’s gasification remains at an early stage, and the success of the agreement depends heavily on timely infrastructure deployment.

The Vlora energy hub concept—combining LNG import, regasification, and power generation—positions Albania not merely as a consumer, but as a potential transit and redistribution node for the Western Balkans.

The Vertical Gas Corridor: Strategic Context

The deal is embedded within the broader framework of the “Vertical Gas Corridor,” a US-backed initiative aimed at expanding north–south gas flows from Greece into Southeast and Central Europe.

According to Aktor leadership, the agreement is intended to unlock the corridor’s full potential, enabling the distribution of American LNG across multiple Balkan markets and reducing dependency on traditional supply routes.

The corridor concept is particularly relevant as Europe continues to recalibrate its gas supply strategy, with long-term LNG contracts increasingly viewed as essential for supply security beyond 2030.

Geopolitical and Market Implications

The presence of US and Greek stakeholders highlights the geopolitical dimension of the agreement. The United States is actively expanding its LNG footprint in Southeast Europe, using infrastructure and long-term contracts as instruments of strategic influence and market integration.

At the same time, Greece reinforces its role as a regional energy gateway, providing the initial infrastructure backbone for LNG imports and transmission into the Western Balkans.

The agreement also signals potential regional expansion. Discussions are already underway to extend LNG supply arrangements to additional Western Balkan markets, including Serbia and North Macedonia, as interconnection projects progress.

Commercial Structure and Market Significance

From a market perspective, the deal reflects several emerging trends:

Shift toward long-term LNG contracting as a hedge against future supply tightness and price volatility
Integration of infrastructure and supply agreements to de-risk investment in emerging gas markets
Growing role of private-sector intermediaries (such as Aktor LNG USA) in structuring cross-border energy flows

The estimated contract value—around $6 billion over 20 years—indicates a substantial commitment for a relatively small market, underscoring Albania’s ambition to scale beyond domestic demand and participate in regional gas trade.

Execution Risks and Critical Dependencies

Despite its strategic significance, the project faces several execution risks:

Infrastructure delivery risk, particularly the timely development of LNG import capacity and internal gas networks
Demand risk, given Albania’s currently limited gas consumption base
Regulatory and market integration challenges, especially in aligning with EU gas market frameworks

The reliance on interim routing through Greece also introduces transitional dependencies that must be carefully managed.

Conclusion: From Peripheral Market to Emerging Energy Node

The Aktor LNG USA–Albgaz agreement is more than a supply contract—it is a foundational step in repositioning Albania within the regional energy system.

If successfully implemented, it could transform the country from a hydropower-dependent system into a flexible, gas-integrated market with regional relevance. More broadly, it reinforces the Western Balkans’ gradual integration into European energy networks, underpinned by transatlantic LNG flows and new infrastructure corridors.

The real test, however, will lie not in the signing of the agreement, but in its execution—particularly the alignment of infrastructure, regulation, and market demand over the coming decade.

April 29, 2026

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The Border Wall of Carbon: How CBAM Rewrote Balkan Power Trade in Q1 2026

Q1 2026 marked an abrupt break in Southeast Europe’s electricity market structure. Exceptional hydro output pushed WB6 prices down, but CBAM prevented the old price convergence mechanism from doing its job. The result was a wider-than-usual spread of more than €30/MWh between WB6 and EU benchmarks, a 25% drop in scheduled cross-border commercial exchanges, and a visible re-routing of trade toward CBAM-free corridors. The data suggest that CBAM did not merely tax imports; it changed the geography of trade.

Origin of imported electricity	Default value (tCO2eq/MWh)	CBAM cost per imported MWh (€)
Albania	0	0
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1.148	86.513
Kosovo*	0.984	74.154
Moldova	0.530	39.941
Montenegro	0.979	73.777
North Macedonia	0.887	66.844
Serbia	1.041	78.450
Ukraine	0.907	68.352

Table 1. CBAM default factors and implied import costs in Q1 2026

The Hydro Paradox

The irony of Q1 2026 is that the region’s own luck partly disguised CBAM’s first-quarter damage. Hydro generation surged across the WB6 and neighbouring markets, rising regionally by 33% year on year, with Albania alone up 70%. That flood of carbon-free output softened domestic prices and kept some markets liquid, which made the underlying CBAM shock look less severe than it would have in a normal hydrological quarter. The report itself warns that these results are preliminary and heavily shaped by exceptional water conditions, not just the new carbon border regime.

Figure 1. Hydro vs coal generation in Q1 2026 versus Q1 2025

But the same hydro boom also exposed a second vulnerability: it showed how quickly the region can swing from shortage to surplus, which matters for solar and wind investment signals. The Energy Community Secretariat notes that growing solar capacity may generate renewed surplus conditions in spring and summer, even as hydro declines. That means renewable developers are now financing into a market where merchant upside can be sharply altered by a carbon border charge on exports, especially in systems that are not as clean as Albania.

Technical Deep-Dive: Trade Diverges from Physics

The most unsettling finding in the report is the widening gap between commercial schedules and physical reality. Commercially, WB6-EU trade contracted and transit-based trading weakened. Physically, however, electricity still moved according to network physics, not trader preferences. The report gives concrete examples: Albanian export schedules to Greece rose strongly, yet physical flows did not align proportionally; power continued to move through Albania toward Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina and onward to EU border countries.

That divergence is not just a bookkeeping issue. It creates operational risk. The report links the pattern to unscheduled and loop flows, less efficient transmission capacity use, and a growing burden on balancing and security management. It also explicitly recalls the June 21, 2024 blackout, when near-simultaneous outages on 400 kV lines in Montenegro and Albania exposed the fragility of the South-North corridor and the costs of weak cross-border coordination. In the current setting, the same corridor could again become heavily loaded, but with less predictable commercial schedules to guide system operation.

Market Fragmentation: The Rise of CBAM-Free Routing

The report reads like a map of avoidance behaviour. Intra-WB6 exchanges intensified, while trade moved toward routes that do not trigger CBAM exposure. Albania’s zero default emission factor made it a natural winner, with export routes to Greece gaining importance. Greece then became a bridge to Bulgaria and Italy, effectively allowing some power to bypass the more exposed WB6 transit geography.

Figure 2. Average day-ahead prices across the region

This is why the Secretariat’s “CBAM-free route” language matters. It suggests that the market is not simply shrinking; it is reorganising itself around carbon liability. Transit-based trading through the WB6 is becoming less attractive, and that is a structural problem for regional integration because the WB6 has historically functioned not only as a set of markets, but also as a corridor between larger EU systems.

Financial Outlook

For project finance, the message is straightforward: ETS-linked carbon costs are now a core merchant-risk variable in the Western Balkans. The report states that the relevant Q1 2026 CBAM certificate price was based on an EU ETS quarterly weighted average of €75.36/tCO2eq, and that this price fell sharply after an initial increase as political debate over ETS reform intensified. That level of volatility matters because it directly changes export economics quarter by quarter.

Figure 3. Scheduled commercial exchanges between the WB6 and the EU

For EBRD-style underwriting, this means more conservative assumptions are unavoidable. Revenue cases for new renewable projects in the WB6 should be stress-tested not only against power-price volatility and hydrology, but also against CBAM-induced basis risk on export routes. Projects that depend on merchant access to EU markets will need stronger carbon-risk sensitivity, more robust route diversification, and a clearer view of whether they are selling into a CBAM-exposed corridor or a CBAM-free one. The report’s core warning is that low-carbon systems may send stronger investment signals, while more carbon-intensive systems face a worsening structural handicap.

Strategic Recommendations

The Secretariat’s own policy direction is the right one: better clarity in CBAM electricity rules, stronger coordination between market participants and TSOs, and continued alignment of carbon pricing and market design across the region. Building on that, the practical priorities are clear. WB6 TSOs need tighter coordinated capacity calculation, stronger congestion management, and more transparent handling of transit flows. Policymakers should also close the information gap around proof of transit and improve rules that currently reward route avoidance over efficient system use.

The deeper objective is to stop the region from sliding into transit-based trading collapse. That means preserving market integration even as carbon policy changes the economics of exchange. If WB6 markets are left to fragment into isolated hydro winners and carbon-heavy losers, the region will not simply lose trade; it will lose the very interoperability that made its system valuable in the first place.

April 28, 2026

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Albania Energy Electricity Balance 2025

Bilanci Energjisë Elektrike 2025

Data source: OST, ERE, OSHEE, ALPEX

Bilanci i Sistemit të Transmetimit

MWh · Vjetor Total: 10,288,931 MWh

Burimi / Destinacioni	Jan	Shk	Mar	Pri	Maj	Qer	Kor	Gus	Sht	Tet	Nën	Dhj	12-Mujori
⬆ HYRJE (Burimet e Energjisë)
Dhënie nga H/C e KESH në rrjetin e Transmetimit	349,473	443,656	307,939	278,267	284,632	243,071	247,010	231,722	213,986	285,022	333,974	492,739	3,711,488
Dhënie nga H/C e me përparësi në rrjetin e Transmetimit (+Qami)	140,383	70,723	122,435	127,492	95,216	34,727	9,341	6,214	5,861	52,303	158,147	115,002	937,844
Energji nga Hec-et Lokale lëvruar në Rrjetin e Transmetimit (me ngritje)	68,728	29,685	62,018	77,682	50,190	22,693	16,246	14,434	13,331	21,191	77,067	57,964	511,229
Gjenerim KURUM (prodhues i pavarur)	53,232	40,364	29,562	36,017	24,621	16,806	17,601	15,506	12,300	16,465	46,066	52,014	360,556
Gjenerim Spv Blue 1 (prodhuese i pavarur)	4,841	5,597	8,175	12,691	14,663	16,663	16,567	13,775	11,261	8,020	4,187	4,390	120,830
Gjenerim Nova Solar	4,990	5,277	7,510	10,721	11,683	13,479	14,584	13,343	11,340	8,904	5,141	6,125	113,099
Gjenerim Erseka Solar Park 1	1,556	2,344	3,596	4,392	5,062	6,289	6,676	5,590	4,864	3,143	1,714	2,038	47,264
HEC ASHTA (prodhues i pavarur Kontr.me OSHEE)	22,530	23,307	19,341	16,817	15,969	9,907	9,151	9,716	9,966	17,348	26,978	27,302	208,333
HEC BANJE (prodhues i pavarur)	21,913	12,269	9,991	19,166	10,877	6,183	6,601	7,566	4,492	2,712	20,205	40,379	162,354
HEC MOGLICE (prodhues i pavarur)	17,352	17,452	25,814	29,655	27,614	13,181	2,676	3,790	4,323	2,776	43,707	91,537	279,878
HEC Gojan	—	434	4,276	4,499	4,298	1,201	261	1,015	521	3,809	8,020	4,055	32,390
HEC Gostimat	—	—	—	6,338	5,401	1,462	346	220	722	3,755	13,792	10,539	42,575
HEC Bishnica 1,2	—	—	—	—	—	—	14	176	153	464	1,589	1,174	3,570
Gjenerim Spv Blue 2	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	5,332	9,371	7,445	4,267	4,490	30,906
Gjenerim Sunny Side Solar	—	—	—	—	—	—	745	17,784	14,646	7,762	7,982	—	48,919
HEC PESHQESH-T1/637 (prodhues i pavarur)	16,307	8,297	9,149	9,236	8,512	3,113	1,200	1,513	1,165	6,759	14,558	9,641	89,450
HEC FANGU (prodhues i pavarur)	39,446	25,474	13,214	7,386	9,526	6,200	5,843	3,838	7,005	18,666	42,170	34,208	212,976
Importi (Hyrje) nga Linjat e Interkonjeksionit	243,193	238,618	285,376	214,400	203,933	306,955	424,965	449,318	385,623	271,000	174,571	177,318	3,375,270
⬇ DALJE (Destinacionet e Energjisë)
Humbjet në Transmetim	18,815	13,933	18,340	17,063	14,403	12,274	15,172	15,746	14,354	14,342	21,073	17,954	193,470
Transmetuar në Rrjetin e Shpërndarjes	705,125	646,647	612,191	510,630	467,103	541,222	646,595	637,602	519,546	554,508	591,199	753,894	7,186,262
Klientë në treg të hapur (TL)	19,520	15,256	34,177	35,932	48,846	43,707	38,490	36,787	40,685	41,286	24,394	32,317	411,397
Eksporti (Dalë) nga Linjat e Interkonjeksionit	240,483	247,662	243,688	291,136	241,843	104,727	78,826	93,678	139,484	134,290	347,252	334,732	2,497,802
📊 PËRMBLEDHJE (Humbjet në Transmetim)
Humbjet në Transmetim (MWh)	18,815	13,933	18,340	17,063	14,403	12,274	15,172	15,746	14,354	14,342	21,073	17,954	193,470
Humbjet në Transmetim (%)	1.91	1.51	2.02	2.00	1.87	1.75	1.95	2.01	2.01	1.93	2.14	1.58	1.90

Nuk u gjet asnjë rezultat.

Balance of the Transmission System 2025

Balance of the Transmission System

MWh · Annual Total: 10,288,931 MWh

Source / Destination	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	12-Month Total
⬆ INPUTS (Energy Sources)
Delivery from KESH Hydro Plants to the Transmission Grid	349,473	443,656	307,939	278,267	284,632	243,071	247,010	231,722	213,986	285,022	333,974	492,739	3,711,488
Delivery from Priority Hydro Plants to the Transmission Grid (+Qami)	140,383	70,723	122,435	127,492	95,216	34,727	9,341	6,214	5,861	52,303	158,147	115,002	937,844
Energy from Local Hydro Plants Delivered to the Transmission Grid (via step-up)	68,728	29,685	62,018	77,682	50,190	22,693	16,246	14,434	13,331	21,191	77,067	57,964	511,229
KURUM Generation (independent producer)	53,232	40,364	29,562	36,017	24,621	16,806	17,601	15,506	12,300	16,465	46,066	52,014	360,556
Spv Blue 1 Generation (independent producer)	4,841	5,597	8,175	12,691	14,663	16,663	16,567	13,775	11,261	8,020	4,187	4,390	120,830
Nova Solar Generation	4,990	5,277	7,510	10,721	11,683	13,479	14,584	13,343	11,340	8,904	5,141	6,125	113,099
Erseka Solar Park 1 Generation	1,556	2,344	3,596	4,392	5,062	6,289	6,676	5,590	4,864	3,143	1,714	2,038	47,264
HEC ASHTA (independent producer, contract with OSHEE)	22,530	23,307	19,341	16,817	15,969	9,907	9,151	9,716	9,966	17,348	26,978	27,302	208,333
HEC BANJE (independent producer)	21,913	12,269	9,991	19,166	10,877	6,183	6,601	7,566	4,492	2,712	20,205	40,379	162,354
HEC MOGLICE (independent producer)	17,352	17,452	25,814	29,655	27,614	13,181	2,676	3,790	4,323	2,776	43,707	91,537	279,878
HEC Gojan	—	434	4,276	4,499	4,298	1,201	261	1,015	521	3,809	8,020	4,055	32,390
HEC Gostimat	—	—	—	6,338	5,401	1,462	346	220	722	3,755	13,792	10,539	42,575
HEC Bishnica 1,2	—	—	—	—	—	—	14	176	153	464	1,589	1,174	3,570
Spv Blue 2 Generation	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	5,332	9,371	7,445	4,267	4,490	30,906
Sunny Side Solar Generation	—	—	—	—	—	—	745	17,784	14,646	7,762	7,982	—	48,919
HEC PESHQESH-T1/637 (independent producer)	16,307	8,297	9,149	9,236	8,512	3,113	1,200	1,513	1,165	6,759	14,558	9,641	89,450
HEC FANGU (independent producer)	39,446	25,474	13,214	7,386	9,526	6,200	5,843	3,838	7,005	18,666	42,170	34,208	212,976
Imports (Inflow) via Interconnection Lines	243,193	238,618	285,376	214,400	203,933	306,955	424,965	449,318	385,623	271,000	174,571	177,318	3,375,270
⬇ OUTPUTS (Energy Destinations)
Transmission Losses	18,815	13,933	18,340	17,063	14,403	12,274	15,172	15,746	14,354	14,342	21,073	17,954	193,470
Transmitted to the Distribution Network	705,125	646,647	612,191	510,630	467,103	541,222	646,595	637,602	519,546	554,508	591,199	753,894	7,186,262
Open Market Clients (HV)	19,520	15,256	34,177	35,932	48,846	43,707	38,490	36,787	40,685	41,286	24,394	32,317	411,397
Exports (Outflow) via Interconnection Lines	240,483	247,662	243,688	291,136	241,843	104,727	78,826	93,678	139,484	134,290	347,252	334,732	2,497,802
📊 SUMMARY (Transmission Losses)
Transmission Losses (MWh)	18,815	13,933	18,340	17,063	14,403	12,274	15,172	15,746	14,354	14,342	21,073	17,954	193,470
Transmission Losses (%)	1.91	1.51	2.02	2.00	1.87	1.75	1.95	2.01	2.01	1.93	2.14	1.58	1.90

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OST sha	Njësia e Matjes MWh	Muajt e vitit 2025												Shuma 2025 [MWh]
OST sha	Njësia e Matjes MWh	Janar	Shkurt	Mars	Prill	Maj	Qershor	Korrik	Gusht	Shtator	Tetor	Nëntor	Dhjetor	Shuma 2025 [MWh]

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OSSH · FSHU · FTL Energy Balance 2025

OSSH · FSHU · FTL — Energy Balance 2025

Annual Energy Balance Report • Values in MWh

1	Total Energy Entering the OSSH Network MWh	7,740,191
2	Energy Sold by KESH sh.a to FSHU sha	5,270,922
3	Incoming Energy Purchased by FTL (OSHEE sha)	2,311,277
3.1	Purchased from PPE Production in the OSSH Network	913,948
3.2	Purchased from PPE Production in the OST Network	1,143,712
3.3	Purchased in the Liberalized Market by FTL	253,617
4	Outgoing Energy from FTL (OSHEE sha)	2,311,277
4.1	Energy from FTL to FSHU	486,158
4.2	Energy from FTL for OSSH Losses	1,399,486
4.3	Energy Sold by FTL in the Liberalized Market	425,633
4.4	FTL Export	—

7	Energy Passing Through the OSSH Network	8,251,420
7.1	Total Energy Transmitted from OST to the Distribution Network	7,186,262
7.2	Energy Transmitted Directly to the Distribution Network from Plants Connected to It	553,930
7.3	Energy Injected into the Transmission Network from Power Plants Connected to the OSSH Network	511,229
8	Total Losses in the OSSH Network %	16.96%

Production During 2025 From HPPs / TPPs of Public Generator "KESH" J.S.C	MW	Subject	Connection	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	12-Month Total
* HPP "Fierza"	500.00	"KESH" J.S.C	220 kV	328,257	409,238	285,477	250,411	250,625	203,080	205,630	199,119	181,530	259,042	321,324	481,442	3,375,177
* HPP "Koman"	600.00		220 kV
* HPP "V. Dejës"	250.00		220 kV
* TPP "Vlora"	98.00		220 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
* Photovoltaic Plant of Qyrsaq Dam, Vau i Dejës	5.14		220 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
* Tigri 1 Floating TPP installed in Triport port, Vlora Bay	50.00		220 kV	12,050	22,839	4,848	720	2,901	4,926	6,116	1,890	7,961	8,640	3,004	1,191	77,088
* Tigri 3 Floating TPP installed in Triport port, Vlora Bay	60.00		220 kV	12,050	22,839	4,848	720	2,901	4,926	6,116	1,890	7,961	8,640	3,004	1,191	77,088
Total	1,563.14															3,452,265

PRODUCTION DURING 2025 FROM HPPs CONNECTED TO THE TRANSMISSION NETWORK IN THE FREE MARKET (MWh)				JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	OCT	NOV	DEC	12-MONTH TOTAL
	MW	SUBJECT	CONNECTION
HPP "Ulëz"	33.20	"Kurum International" sh.a.	110 kV	53,232	40,364	29,562	36,017	24,621	16,806	17,601	15,506	12,300	16,465	46,066	52,014	360,555
HPP "Shkopet"	28.00
HPP "Bistrica 1"	22.50
HPP "Bistrica 2"	5.00
HPP "Peshqesh"	34.00	"Ayen As Energji" sha	220 kV	16,307	8,297	9,149	9,236	8,512	3,113	1,200	1,513	1,165	6,759	14,558	9,641	89,451
HPP "Fangut"	74.60	"Ayen As Energji" sha	220 kV	39,446	25,474	13,214	7,386	9,526	6,200	5,843	3,838	7,005	18,666	42,170	34,208	212,976
HPP "Banje"	73.00	"Devoll Hydropower" sha	110 kV	21,913	12,269	9,991	19,166	10,877	6,183	6,601	7,566	4,492	2,712	20,205	40,379	162,355
HPP "Moglice"	183.00	"Devoll Hydropower" sha	220 kV	17,352	17,452	25,814	29,655	27,614	13,181	2,676	3,790	4,323	2,776	43,707	91,537	279,878
HPP "Qami-1"	1.73	"Lajthiza Invest" sh.p.k	110 kV	272	150	126	480	427	95	34	11	12	133	508	215	2,463
HPP "Gojan"	15.00	"M.C. ENERGJI GOJAN" sh.p.k.	110 kV	0	434	4,276	4,499	4,298	1,201	261	1,015	521	3,809	8,020	4,055	32,390
HPP "Gostimat"	48.90	"Egnatia Hydropower" sh.p.k	110 kV	0	0	0	6,338	5,401	1,462	346	220	722	3,755	13,792	10,539	42,575
HPP "Bishnica 1,2"	2.50	"HEC Bishnica 2" sh.p.k	110 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	14	176	153	464	1,589	1,174	3,570
Total	521.43			148,521	104,440	92,132	112,778	91,275	48,241	34,577	33,636	30,693	55,539	190,616	243,763	1,186,211

** HPP "Ashta"	48.20	"ENERGJI ASHTA" sh.p.k	110 kV	22,530	23,307	19,341	16,817	15,969	9,907	9,151	9,715	9,966	17,348	26,978	27,302	208,332

PRODUCTION DURING 2025 FROM HPPs CONNECTED TO THE TRANSMISSION NETWORK UNDER CONTRACT WITH FTL (MWh)				JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	OCT	NOV	DEC	TOTAL
Facility Name	MW	Entity / Subject	Conn.	Monthly Production Values
HPP "Bishnica 1, 2"	2.50	"HEC Bishnica 2" sh.p.k	110 kV	1,136	582	1,248	1,320	779	394	187	0	0	0	0	0	5,646
HPP "Dardhë"	5.35	"Skorei" sh.p.k	110 kV	5,176	1,244	2,194	2,071	1,445	285	-12	-15	19	656	2,837	1,452	15,352
HPP "Tërnovë"	7.50	"TRUEN" sh.p.k	110 kV	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	6,834
HPP "Tërnova"	8.58	"TEODORI 2003" sh.p.k	110 kV	584	498	702	588	600	440	609	397	-15	-18	1,313	1,236	6,934
HPP "Dibra"	14.61	"DITEKO" sh.p.k	110 kV	17,722	10,940	10,037	11,430	10,926	4,485	2,923	2,656	3,568	4,101	15,592	15,190	109,570
HPP "Sllabinjë 2C"	4.95	"Hidropuvere Elektrik" sh.p.k	110 kV	1,958	656	1,711	2,062	1,385	582	389	388	181	612	1,560	1,326	12,811
HPP "Sllabinjë 2B"	3.30		110 kV	830	436	1,321	1,431	786	265	76	39	28	255	1,668	1,107	8,242
HPP "Sllabinjë 2A"	5.00		110 kV	1,241	551	1,607	1,966	1,017	314	78	53	39	534	2,446	1,765	11,611
HPP "Sllabinjë"	13.80	"Pover-Elektrik-Sllabinje" sh.p.k	110 kV	3,550	2,867	4,119	5,177	3,111	1,319	543	462	374	1,354	4,735	4,415	32,026
HPP "Bele 1"	5.00	"Euron Energy" sh.p.k	110 kV	17,230	11,811	16,167	19,906	17,119	7,772	1,362	276	572	5,549	14,787	14,031	126,583
HPP "Topojan 2"	4.30	"Euron Energy" sh.p.k
HPP "Bele 2"	11.00	"Albe Energy" sh.p.k
HPP "Topojan 1"	2.90	"Albe Energy" sh.p.k
HPP "Oreshkë 1 B1"	4.50	"Energji" sh.p.k
HPP "Cernicë 1"	2.50	"Energy partners AL" sh.p.k	110 kV	2,481	845	2,516	2,252	1,640	257	-12	-6	26	1,258	3,585	1,890	16,732
HPP "Cernicë 2"	2.00
HPP "Cernicë 3"	2.30
HPP "Rrunc"	3.60
HPP "Rrapsni 1, 2"	8.10	"C & S Construction Energy" sh.p.k	110 kV	4,664	2,619	3,964	4,556	3,421	1,005	-13	-12	16	1,411	4,158	4,016	30,102
HPP "Rrapsni 3, 4"	8.80	"C & S Energy" sh.p.k	110 kV	4,831	2,430	3,199	3,280	2,656	1,027	286	254	92	1,156	4,278	3,546	27,035
HPP "Ibezi"	13.63	"Gjadër POWER" sh.p.k	110 kV	6,556	2,730	6,977	7,711	3,934	1,562	390	373	388	1,565	5,602	4,990	42,778
HPP "Lomshë"	6.54	"Lenturica & Energy" sh.p.k	110 kV	2,867	1,051	1,481	1,232	1,003	454	61	51	74	584	3,572	4,276	20,206
HPP "Lura 1"	6.54	"Eniat Lura" sh.p.k	110 kV	6,885	2,876	6,684	5,254	2,470	483	48	45	139	2,985	7,447	3,759	39,375
HPP "Lura 2"	2.18
HPP "Lura 3"	4.01
HPP "Malla"	5.46	"Glaro Res" sh.p.k	110 kV	2,185	935	1,708	1,132	760	92	-16	-15	-14	568	2,439	1,775	11,548
HPP "Prellë"	14.92	"Prella Energji"	110 kV	6,255	1,574	5,156	3,751	2,473	355	-13	-15	-11	3,739	6,391	3,770	33,425
HPP "Cemerica 1"	0.88	"REJ ENERGY" sh.p.k	110 kV	2,145	1,074	1,928	1,897	1,071	282	-15	-13	-15	127	1,350	1,452	11,283
HPP "Cemerica 2"	2.10
HPP "Cemerica 3"	2.10
HPP "TUÇ"	4.47	MC Inerte Lums	110 kV	4,976	2,180	2,380	2,437	2,024	671	151	130	12	2,566	6,192	2,400	27,519
HPP "Lamsi"	11.00	MC Inerte Lums	110 kV	4,976	2,180	2,380	2,437	2,024	671	151	130	12	2,566	6,192	2,400	27,519
HPP "Drita"	14.50	"Dritan Power" sh.p.k	110 kV	4,886	2,256	3,693	4,334	2,235	485	192	165	67	544	5,693	4,693	29,171
HPP Llëngë 1	1.33	"HEC LLËNGË" sh.p.k	110 kV	1,189	674	1,634	1,881	1,087	381	2	-1	10	534	1,745	1,315	10,386
HPP Llëngë 2	0.38
HPP Llëngë 3	1.50
HPP "Stpalla Poshte 2"	2.30	Liria Energji sh.p.k	110 kV	1,170	552	1,336	1,288	921	342	138	125	107	458	1,942	1,776	9,645
HPP "Germani 1"	4.99	SAGA-MAT sh.p.k	110 kV	2,426	746	1,558	984	829	68	-2	1	-1	819	2,569	1,828	11,837
HPP "Germani 2"	1.50	SAGA-MAT sh.p.k	110 kV	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
HPP "Lashkizë 1"	4.08	HEC Lashkiza sh.p.k	110 kV	1,183	641	649	681	226	66	-7	-7	-7	159	1,707	938	6,062
HPP "Lashkizë 2"	0.88	HEC Lashkiza sh.p.k	110 kV	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
HPP "Seta 1+2"	7.45	"Hydro Seta" sh.p.k	110 kV	5,786	2,707	5,445	3,493	2,580	730	-25	-26	-24	2,769	6,387	3,942	34,294
HPP "Seta 3"	2.72		110 kV
HPP "Seta 4"	4.12		110 kV
HPP "Darsi 1, 2"	14.98		Heas Energy sh.p.k														110 kV	7,355	2,612	4,321	2,888	2,631	645	-29	45	289	2,189	7,458	3,902	33,486
HPP "Egnatia"	5.00	REMI sh.p.k	110 kV	1,419	719	1,386	1,565	743	415	211	142	54	151	2,143	1,785	10,728
HPP "Seke & Zaisë"	16.96	SEKA Hydropower sh.p.k	110 kV	9,813	4,137	8,333	7,645	5,119	1,126	184	90	8	5,585	8,516	5,652	56,199
HPP "ARSTI"	3.13	HEC Arsti sh.p.k	110 kV	2,348	1,099	1,330	1,498	1,183	487	381	153	151	841	3,219	1,412	15,135
HPP "KASKADA GJADER T1344"	25.00	S.P.E. Gjadër sh.p.k	110 kV	5,447	1,574	3,441	2,374	2,326	85	-28	-17	-15	692	3,279	938	20,135
HPP "KASKADA GJADER T2334"	25.00	S.P.E. Gjadër sh.p.k	110 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3,029	3,454	939	7,421
HPP "Dragobia & Ceremi"	21.90	Dragobia Energy sh.p.k	110 kV	5,025	3,873	9,220	10,841	6,983	3,213	1,202	48	-39	1,742	7,213	8,461	58,589
HPP "Valbona L2"	11.98	"Koka Hydropower" sh.p.k	110 kV	2,545	1,713	5,453	7,958	7,487	4,992	349	-16	0	2,349	6,312	4,551	43,694
HPP "Grabova 2/1/153"	3.00	"H.E.C Grabova 2" sh.p.k.	110 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	76	1,002	4,957	2,810	2,853
GRAND TOTAL	362.21	Consolidated Data		149,110	70,872	122,588	127,012	96,781	34,632	9,207	6,283	5,848	52,179	137,618	114,758	933,380

Prodhimi gjatë vitit 2025 nga centralet e lidhura në rrjetin e transmetimit (MWh)

Production during 2025 from plants connected to the transmission network (MWh)

Kategoria	Centrali	MW	Subjekti	Lidhja	Janar (MWh)	Shkurt (MWh)	Mars (MWh)	Prill (MWh)	Maj (MWh)	Qershor (MWh)	Korrik (MWh)	Gusht (MWh)	Shtator (MWh)	Tetor (MWh)	Nëntor (MWh)	Dhjetor (MWh)	12-Mujori (MWh)
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Lanabregas"	5.00	"HEC Lanabregas" sha	35 kV	1.806	1.661	1.883	1.619	1.289	1.316	1.042	863	722	812	1.887	2.303	17.202
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Lenie"	0.40	“EMIKEL 2003” sh.p.k	10 kV	251	217	255	257	255	215	97	77	41	0	0	0	1.666
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Çorovode"	0.20		10 kV	105	65	53	84	65	5	0	0	0	0	0	0	377
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Smokthine"	9.20	“Albanian Green Energy” sh.p.k	35 kV	3.384	2.758	2.706	2.458	2.394	1.595	1.242	1.177	1.073	1.378	2.525	4.261	26.951
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Bulqize"	0.60	"Balkan Green Energy" sh.p.k	10 kV	121	81	115	110	100	70	35	37	33	10	116	108	936
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Homesh"	0.40		10 kV	46	42	49	46	40	15	0	0	11	21	32	44	345
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Zerqan"	0.63		6 kV	97	101	127	121	116	84	68	59	62	65	80	88	1.069
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Arras"	4.80		20 kV	2.463	1.407	988	450	1.147	435	0	0	54	1.017	1.421	1.662	3,452,265
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Orgjost"	1.20		10kV	641	525	485	640	747	462	110	34	7	71	382	643	4.746
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Lekbibaj"	1.40		10kV	758	699	713	734	746	638	266	234	210	543	653	782	6.974
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Dukagjin"	0.64		10kV	198	187	237	275	341	308	304	314	233	288	178	239	3.101
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Marjan"	0.20		10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Lozhan"	0.10		10kV	0	0	72	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	113	54	239
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Barmash"	0.83		10kV	122	99	68	150	137	44	0	0	0	0	67	259	947
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Treske 2"	0.25		10kV	74	51	49	89	40	13	0	0	0	1	28	79	423
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Nikolice"	0.70		10kV	174	142	128	293	237	142	79	47	18	0	110	330	1.699
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Funares"	1.92		10kV	804	737	764	711	731	259	0	0	122	267	483	720	5.597
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Lunik"	0.20		10kV	136	136	117	112	96	25	1	0	0	11	113	157	904
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Kerpice"	0.42		6kV	57	68	64	67	73	71	69	48	0	2	58	60	638
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Ujanik"	0.63		10kV	174	106	69	117	78	32	0	0	0	27	125	203	930
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Borsh"	0.25		6kV	51	60	59	78	57	43	34	23	27	21	17	42	512
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Leshnice"	0.38		10/6kv	62	47	45	41	28	13	0	0	0	0	31	115	382
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Velcan"	1.20		10kV	394	261	476	554	374	137	3	0	0	71	0	347	2.617
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Muhur"	0.25		6kV	102	78	66	56	35	10	0	0	2	30	51	99	532
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Rajan"	1.02		10kV	280	235	152	322	206	64	0	0	0	0	0	393	1.651
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Lure"	0.75		10kV	11	104	102	98	6	0	0	0	0	0	0	158	480
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Gjanç "	3.70	“Spahiu Gjanç” sh.p.k.	35 kV	237	26	56	42	72	913	1.687	1.019	0	0	0	0	4.052
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Bogove"	2.50	“Wonder power” sha	35 kV	1	359	617	1.266	564	106	0	0	0	0	0	0	3.912
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Stranik"	4.60	“Hidro Invest 1” sh.p.k	35kV	2.629	1.382	2.067	2.393	1.484	663	254	240	203	593	2.288	2.278	16.474
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Zall Tore"	3.00		35kV	1.621	934	1.213	1.522	937	483	197	152	130	363	1.321	1.425	10.298
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Klos"	1.95	“MALIDO – ENERGJI” sh.p.k / “Klos Torrent Works” sh.p.k.	6kV	0	155	339	377	300	186	68	38	46	140	590	612	2.85
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Borje-Oreshke"	1.50	“HIDROALBANIA Energji” sh.p.k	35kV	2.033	678	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2.711
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Cernalev Kukes''	2.95		35 kV	877	292	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1.169
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Cernalev1Kukes''	3.27		35 kV	967	328	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1.294
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Shpelle''	0.40	“Sarolli” sh.p.k	10kV	189	31	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	220
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Murdhar 1"	2.68	“HydroEnergy “sh.p.k	10kV	1.793	766	770	642	446	87	0	0	0	1	1.294	1.212	7.01
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Murdhar 2"	1.00		10kV	1.138	526	522	442	255	49	0	0	0	0	706	692	4.33
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Dishnice"	0.20	“Dishnica Energji” sh.p.k	10kV	23	20	25	52	39	20	8	5	0	0	0	0	193
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Lubonje"	0.30	“Elektro Lubonja” sh.p.k	10kV	108	46	31	76	39	0	0	0	0	3	139	14	457
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Peshk"	3.43	“Koka & Ergi Energy Peshk” sh.p.k	35kV	1.856	914	1.603	1.419	1.141	364	22	0	70	540	1.728	1.263	10.921
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Labinot –Mal"	0.25	”Ansara Koncension” sh.p.k	6kV	50	41	28	37	23	12	2	0	0	0	16	0	210
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Pobreg"	12.30	”Energy Plus” sh.p.k	35kV	6.149	3.748	3.843	6.901	5.936	1.885	43	12	135	1.653	4.747	5.102	40.154
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Vlushe"	14.20	”HEC Vlushe ” sh.p.k	35kV	4.631	1.658	4.109	5.359	2.532	517	0	0	66	832	3.106	3.856	26.666
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Belesova 1"	0.15	”Korkis 2009” sh.p.k	6kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Faqekuq 1,2"	6.40	”HP OSTROVICA ENERGY” sh.p.k	35kV	1.78	747	2.017	2.464	1.297	307	42	0	1	328	2.219	1.788	12.992
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Shemri"	1.00	”Erald Energjitik” sh.p.k	10	513	220	291	461	256	13	0	0	0	188	507	245	2.693
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Mgulle"	0.28		10kV	276	174	199	275	202	25	0	0	0	105	247	198	1.701
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Kryezi 1"	0.60	”Bekim Energjitik” sh.p.k	10kV	750	205	428	432	351	22	0	0	0	301	716	248	3.453
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Selishte"	2.00	”Selishte” sh.p.k	35kV	0	0	14	672	591	245	133	75	71	423	1.11	938	4.273
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Carshove”	1.50	”ERMA MP” sh.p.k	10kV	315	234	160	323	147	25	0	0	0	14	310	535	2.062
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Ura e Dashit”	1.20		10kV	1.097	693	469	1.19	681	105	16	22	14	219	1.151	1.418	7.074
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Gizavesh”	0.50	”Dosku Energy” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC “Koka 1”	3.20	”Snow Energy” sh.p.k	35kV	807	296	1.148	737	487	110	3	4	0	238	1.168	531	5.53
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC “Stravaj”	3.60	”Stravaj Energji” sh.p.k	35kV	1.832	1.005	1.419	1.625	948	408	11	20	20	358	1.576	1.481	10.702
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Picar 1”	0.20	”Peshku Picar 1” sh.p.k	6kV	16	28	33	27	14	1	0	0	0	0	20	92	231
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Vertop”	1.52	”Hydro Salillari Energy ”sh.p.k	35kV	319	185	201	233	176	25	0	0	0	0	228	236	1.603
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Martanesh”	10.50	”Albanian Power” sh.p.k	35kV	2.893	1.329	3.017	2.171	1.731	343	0	6	13	426	2.386	1.809	16.125
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Verba 1,2”	5.00	”Hydro power Plant Of Korca” sh.p.k	35kV	500	292	1.14	1.527	934	367	133	107	119	283	1.639	1.063	8.105
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Fterra”	1.08	”HYDROBORSH” sh.p.k	35kV	664	536	612	587	477	365	310	252	202	233	655	784	5.675
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Ostren i Vogel”	0.32	”Lu & Co Eco Energy 2011” sh.p.k	10kV	98	92	92	90	89	74	59	49	41	33	53	84	853
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Kozel”	0.50	”E.T.H.H. ”sh.p.k	10kV	102	0	46	101	81	0	0	0	0	0	164	143	637
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Helmes 1”	0.80		10kV	268	133	159	257	105	9	0	0	0	7	73	323	1.333
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Helmes 2”	0.50		10kV	111	79	104	164	107	15	0	0	0	0	121	213	915
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Qafezeze”	0.40	”Caushi -Energji” sh.p.k	10kV	436	277	291	489	270	68	22	22	32	46	269	614	2.835
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Trebisht”	1.78	”SA-GLE Kompani ”sh.p.k	10kV	29	240	370	404	346	27	0	0	0	0	490	423	2.328
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Mollaj”	0.60	"Energji Xhaci" sh.p.k	10kV	92	29	45	101	38	0	0	0	0	0	70	181	558
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Tucep”	0.40	”Tucep” sh.p.k	10kV	302	275	295	286	288	249	197	189	197	183	214	282	2.959
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Treska4”	3.60	”HEC-Treska”sh.p.k	35kV	1.277	723	742	992	650	364	181	146	135	263	940	1.397	7.811
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Treska3”	0.40		35kV	195	104	121	132	102	43	22	13	11	35	117	161	1.056
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Treska 2T”	0.62		35kV	324	190	176	261	170	92	37	23	20	53	261	355	1.962
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Sotire 1 & 2”	2.20	”Hydro Energy Sotira”sh.p.k	35kV	611	322	359	629	459	165	20	19	17	24	607	698	3.93
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Shutine”	2.40	”Shutina energji”sh.p.k	10kV	648	202	462	271	324	10	0	0	0	387	672	267	3.244
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Cekrez 1,2”	0.66	”Zall Herr Energji 2011”sh.p.k	6kV	439	400	445	442	440	393	330	289	392	392	407	428	4.798
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Qarr”	1.00	”HEC Qarr & Kaltanj”sh.p.k	35kV	395	261	328	431	184	114	98	85	126	140	669	717	3.549
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Bisak”	1.30	”Bardhgjana” sh.p.k	6kv	719	482	130	409	190	129	2	1	2	3	549	652	3.267
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Shales”	1.08	”Gjoka Konstruksion -Energji” sh.p.k	35kV	196	81	210	216	134	17	0	0	0	22	333	272	1.481
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC”Strelce”	1.17		35kV	666	291	545	603	413	116	3	0	17	85	760	672	4.172
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Bicaj"	3.10	“En.Ku” sh.p.k	10kV	1.082	648	1.311	1.291	747	298	7	11	26	291	1.194	810	7.715
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Leskovik 1"	1.07	“Maksi Elektrik” sh.p.k	10kV	40	37	31	39	33	6	0	0	0	0	0	0	186
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Leskovik 2"	1.10		10kV	50	55	49	56	44	13	0	0	0	0	0	0	266
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Tamarë"	0.75	“WTS Energji” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Benë"	1.00	“Marjakaj” sh.p.k	6kV	173	145	176	153	137	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	784
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Vithkuq" 2	1.55	“FAVINA.1.” sh.p.k	35kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Vithkuq"1	1.17		10kV	1.592	1.077	1.056	1.48	874	346	147	61	56	0	0	0	6.689
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Selca"	1.98	“Selca Energji” sh.p.k	10kV	1.221	1.098	1.402	1.329	1.051	186	0	18	85	0	0	0	6.389
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC” Kumbull- Merkurth”	0.83	”DN & NAT Energy”sh.p.k	6kV	232	84	296	241	146	27	0	0	10	169	339	132	1.676
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Sasaj"	8.60	“Energo – Sas” sh.p.k	35kV	1.416	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1.416
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Radove"	2.50	"M.T.C. Energy" sh.p.k	10kV	855	704	451	883	491	215	137	112	80	165	796	1.383	6.271
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Gurshpat 1"	0.84	"Gurshpat Energy" sh.p.k	10kV	660	459	378	595	382	109	7	18	57	90	356	667	3.779
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Gurshpat 2"	0.83		10kV	741	428	475	514	417	88	8	23	77	156	497	726	4.15
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Bistrica 3"	1.57	"BISTRICA 3 ENERGY" sh.p.k	6kv	911	747	799	694	407	528	501	477	514	543	636	962	7.719
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Hurdhas 1''	1.71	Hydropowerplant Construction sh.p.k	6kV	2.232	1.531	1.389	1.23	1.042	269	0	0	0	403	1.434	1.772	11.303
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Perrollaj"	0.50	"Fatlum" sh.p.k	10kV	171	52	65	129	4	0	0	0	0	44	196	87	749
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Koxheraj"	0.62	"Koxherri Energji" sh.p.k	10kv	250	133	192	176	154	85	30	29	39	80	263	170	1.602
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Kacni"	3.87	"Kisi-Bio-Energji" sh.p.k	20kV	668	288	713	415	584	240	226	49	49	644	1.475	969	6.321
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Lena 1"	1.95	"Gama Energy" sh.p.k	35kv	1.075	410	1.329	813	606	90	0	0	0	295	1.967	619	7.205
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Lena 2"	2.30		35kv
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC"Lena 2A"	0.25		35kv
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Driza"	3.41	"Mesopotam Energy" sh.p.k	35kv	405	300	296	298	238	174	70	6	6	6	109	411	2.32
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC Strelca 1,2,3	5.35	"Strelca Energy" sh.p.k	35kv	682	695	1.61	2.074	1.181	508	202	139	126	542	2.101	1.649	11.51
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Ujanik 2"	2.50	"HP Ujaniku Energy" sh.p.k	35kv	906	443	449	580	312	10	0	0	2	51	712	703	4.167
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Nishove"	1.36	"Nishova Energy" sh.p.k	35kv	0	0	56	32	27	0	0	0	1	21	70	85	292
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Shtika"	1.30	"Perparimi SK" sh.p.k	10kv	159	135	39	104	8	0	0	0	0	5	315	497	1.263
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Ballenje"	1.90	"Ballenja Power Martanesh" sh.p.k	35kv	451	194	607	312	260	24	0	0	0	106	709	270	2.932
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Gavran 1''	1.00	"Gavran Energy" sh.p.k	35kv	421	177	368	372	163	65	0	0	0	32	217	258	2.073
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Gavran 2''	1.22	"Gavran Energy" sh.p.k	35kV	278	221	306	282	217	29	0	0	0	37	361	361	2.091
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kasollet e Selces 1''	4.00	"Xhengo Energji" sh.p.k	35kV	812	484	1.046	1.047	721	365	179	147	135	303	1.568	1.172	7.98
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Holta Kabash''	2.20	HEC Kabash Porocan sh.p.k	35kV	1.879	714	1.829	1.868	998	317	123	124	150	674	2.021	1.323	12.021
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Holta Poroçan''	3.30		35kV
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Lusen 1''	0.32	"Eurobiznes" sh.p.k	35kV	75	67	84	106	70	22	11	1	0	14	73	95	617
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Ura e Fanit''	1.00	"Ayen As Energji"sha	35kV	536	458	386	457	568	565	570	543	492	468	550	570	6.162
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Gorice''	1.75	“THE BLUE STAR” sh.p.k	35kV	774	358	704	820	345	105	0	0	0	21	553	539	4.22
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kabash 1&2''	5.80	"Energji Univers" sh.p.k	35kV	1.129	375	435	488	264	0	0	0	4	468	1.403	415	4.981
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC “Tucep 2”	1.70	”DUKA T2” sh.p.k	35kV	277	369	384	389	369	270	163	145	236	222	288	398	3.51
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Dobrenje Tomorrice''	2.40	DAAB Energy Group sh.p.k	35kV	299	195	233	247	162	30	0	0	0	0	656	365	2.186
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Razdoll''	0.77	Hidro Vizion sh.p.k	35kV	219	95	279	338	208	44	3	0	0	53	345	244	1.827
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Dragostunje''	3.10	”HEC-i Dragostunje” sh.p.k	35kV	2.711	792	2.618	3.242	1.4	241	0	0	0	1.111	3.429	1.828	17.373
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Stebleve''	3.40	“PURE ENERGY STEBLEVA” sh.p.k	35kV	324	175	274	382	192	26	0	0	0	21	77	26	1.496
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Zerec 1''	0.55	"EnRel Hydro" sh.p.k	35kV	689	353	623	811	314	109	7	0	0	44	492	686	4.127
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Zerec 2''	1.32
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Shëngjon 1''	0.65	“EDIANI” sh.p.k.	35kV	435	252	248	277	198	100	8	0	0	74	389	389	2.37
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Shëngjon 2''	0.36
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Blaç''	1.30	“BLAC ENERGY” sh.p.k	35kV	89	33	231	285	154	0	0	0	0	172	269	110	1.343
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Qarrishtë''	0.30	"IDI-2005" sh.p.k	35kV	111	64	116	173	145	27	0	0	0	6	96	118	856
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Vendresh''	0.46	"HP VENDRESH ENERGY" sh.p.k	35kV	67	14	13	81	52	0	0	0	0	0	78	93	398
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Antena"	1.11	"DERBI-E" sh.p.k	35kV	559	154	296	92	148	0	0	0	0	117	632	256	2.252
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Kamenicë"	0.97	HP Kamenica sh.p.k	10kV	320	165	223	354	210	166	61	23	47	53	404	449	2.475
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC "Qytezë"	0.25	Muso Hc Qytezë	10kV	258	159	153	327	207	89	28	14	13	37	210	351	1.846
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Marjan Gura e Vesheve''	0.63	Marituda sh.p.k	10kV	112	64	85	227	166	59	11	0	0	0	118	307	1.149
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Skatinë''	2.68	Skatine- HEC sh.p.k	10kV	927	331	454	703	142	17	0	6	7	287	1.123	417	4.414
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kaparjel''	0.20	ABV Konstruksion sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Letaj''	0.54	Asi-Tre sh.p.k	10kV	138	70	112	94	82	42	19	16	25	50	188	90	925
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Nice''	2.27	MP-HEC sh.p.k	35kV	147	67	217	166	110	53	23	16	7	24	191	135	1.154
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Meshurdhe''	1.30	SIMA-Com sh.p.k	10kV	1.106	544	686	590	615	141	0	0	0	510	1.004	733	5.928
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Thanez''	2.00	AFRIMI K sh.p.k	35kV	1.379	419	737	927	687	90	4	0	1	655	1.219	509	6.627
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''OSOJE''	1.90	OSOJA HPP sh.p.k	35kV	966	534	749	863	455	275	97	90	123	178	1.51	1.288	7.129
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Voskopoje''	1.90	FAVINA 1 sh.p.k	35kV	747	415	536	686	335	210	61	57	66	134	941	854	5.041
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Nderfushas ''	1.13	'SGD Energy '' sh.p.k	35kv	284	103	317	172	144	12	0	0	0	62	416	156	1.665
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Rreshen''	0.38	Nikolli Energy sh.p.k	10kV	166	145	160	151	120	68	17	20	30	95	145	148	1.264
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Gurra''	0.50	Uleza Ndertim sh.p.k	6kV	120	113	89	99	89	84	74	18	5	46	93	132	963
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Vile''	1.99	Hydro Power Panariti sh.p.k	35kV	982	406	523	672	431	133	43	38	31	125	642	682	4.708
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Dukona''	0.80	Dukona sh.p.k	20kV	121	32	36	60	19	0	0	0	0	7	101	75	453
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Prevalli''	1.75	Gega-G sh.p.k	35kV	1.277	732	985	902	755	226	41	0	2	281	1.052	758	7.012
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Camerice''	0.80	Rei Energy sh.p.k	35kV	858	657	551	783	621	44	0	0	0	99	396	832	4.84
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Stror''	2.00	Era Hydro sh.p.k	35kV	1.414	569	1.446	1.648	811	76	0	0	0	7	1.231	509	7.709
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Mivas''	1.94	Elva 2001 sh.p.k	35kV	818	329	494	617	289	35	0	0	0	39	522	693	3.837
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Spathare''	1.04	Lucente koncensionare sh.p.k	10kV	696	477	233	319	281	64	0	0	0	3	93	889	3.055
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Miraka''	0.60	Kuarci Blace sh.p.k	10kV	255	99	117	101	55	0	0	0	0	27	254	120	1.028
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Shengjun''	2.00	Irarba Energji sh.p.k	10kV	300	245	281	263	249	106	0	0	13	57	333	246	2.092
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Dobrunje''	0.84	W.T.S. Energji sh.p.k	10kV	424	372	486	462	303	27	0	0	0	185	443	348	3.048
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Muras''	2.00	Mateo& Co sh.p.k	10kV	1.21	867	1.147	1.038	609	43	0	0	6	390	1.056	807	7.172
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Trojet''	0.90	Troijet Energji sh.p.k	10kV	567	258	395	566	218	41	0	0	0	110	540	489	3.184
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Deni''	0.85	ASI TRE sh.p.k	35kV	266	75	204	157	119	15	0	1	0	77	451	91	1.457
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kamican''	1.86	IDI 2005 sh.p.k	35kV	968	387	736	904	536	187	0	0	0	195	1.138	850	5.902
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Vardar''	1.97	Gerti sh.p.k	35kV	1.458	1.321	1.458	1.411	1.458	1.062	0	0	0	411	1.411	1.439	11.43
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Stavec''	6.52	Koka Ergi Stavec sh.p.k	35kV	4.844	2.435	3.147	3.008	2.441	1.191	166	146	368	1.038	4.084	3.543	26.41
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kalis''	2.14	ERDY Energy sh.p.k	35kV	1.513	910	963	923	814	390	111	53	155	224	967	1.136	8.159
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Gjinar''	0.83	Erdi Gas sh.p.k	10kV	209	87	123	113	123	46	20	15	16	68	198	133	1.15
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Backa 1''	3.36	Kroi Mbret sh.p.k	35kV	2.21	834	1.434	2.224	1.378	125	0	0	0	14	1.286	1.621	11.126
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Plepi''	2.28	Domi Tec sh.p.k	35kV	249	152	431	293	244	90	30	24	13	71	567	265	2.429
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Zall Xhuxhe 1 &2''	4.70	HEC Zall Xhuxhe sh.p.k	35kV	1.202	495	340	554	386	238	1	1	0	453	1.493	657	5.821
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Pishat''	1.91	GRENTECH ENERGY SYSTEMS sh.p.k	35kV	610	147	656	671	284	21	1	0	0	173	667	389	3.617
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Lingjanca1&2''	4.90	"Rei-Energji"sh.p.k	35kV	579	371	501	431	334	77	1	0	0	202	818	592	3.906
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Guri i Zi''	1.72	"Aris Albania"sh.p.k	35kV	479	243	364	318	197	54	0	0	0	195	550	354	2.754
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Drita''	1.98	"Brecani R.O.S.P." sh.p.k	20kV	944	639	978	1.214	1.087	415	79	48	67	267	863	1.044	7.644
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''EME''	0.45	"HEC EME" sh.p.k	6kV	219	133	115	114	69	13	0	0	0	34	216	204	1.116
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Terfoje''	1.98	"HEC TERFOJA" sh.p.k	10kV	1.413	828	1.742	1.773	1.072	385	38	42	66	494	1.418	1.131	10.401
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Borie Lura 1''	1.80	"AGETA" sh.p.k	20kV	226	2	30	0	0	0	0	0	0	74	584	336	1.252
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Mali''	1.49	“TIRANA ENERGJI” sh.p.k	20kV	1.561	1.086	976	1.048	988	781	495	0	0	0	208	0	7.142
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Shelli''	1.52	"ARIS ALBANIA" sh.p.k	35kV	712	433	582	532	390	137	0	0	0	187	571	452	3.995
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Daznjane''	1.52		35kV	432	77	339	82	0	0	0	0	0	144	746	312	2.131
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Vokopola 1''	0.30	'Vokopola Energji''sh.p.k	6kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Shutrej 1&2''	1.97	'ATEANI ENERGY'' sh.p.k	6kV	555	224	512	355	203	62	0	4	10	338	876	321	3.46
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC KRONZ	0.43	"LASTER ENERGY" sh.p.k.	10kV	168	95	100	89	63	72	75	82	115	56	174	150	1.239
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC''Bushi''	0.25	"BUSHI-LUFI" sh.p.k.	10kV	49	24	33	27	4	0	0	0	0	0	55	43	236
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Tuc''	4.47	'M.C INERTE LUMZI'' sh.p.k.	35 kV	886	264	380	476	402	75	18	16	18	283	790	323	3.932
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Mireshi''	1.90	"GERTI" sh.p.k.	10 kV	656	395	343	386	373	180	2	15	4	36	468	331	3.188
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Zall-Xhuxhe 2''	1.25	“HEC ZALL XHUXHË” sh.p.k.	35 kV	588	247	586	282	322	67	1	2	0	258	571	297	3.22
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Thirre''	1.82	"SANG 1" sh.p.k	20 kV	907	379	511	635	489	93	0	0	1	172	733	386	4.306
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Polemi''	1.75	"DRINI BULQIZE" sh.p.k.	35 kV	1.257	399	720	651	585	51	0	0	0	146	1.26	407	5.477
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kelcyre''	0.15	"Këlcyra 2020" sh.p.k.	10 kV	5	0	7	48	120	0	15	0	13	1	111	385	704
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Valbone''	2.10	“TPLANI HC” sh.p.k	10 kV	1.165	912	1.01	1.117	985	727	348	174	118	123	730	1.456	8.865
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Vokopola 3 ''	2.30	'Vokopola Energji''sh.p.k	35 kV	558	481	415	650	381	186	72	102	108	163	493	764	4.372
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Bushi 1''	0.30	"BUSHI-LUFI" sh.p.k.	6 kV	93	38	50	46	28	14	2	0	0	0	84	62	416
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Kotorri''	1.90	“ACHELO” sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	7	177	30	61	111	456	680	710	2.232
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Gastra''	0.83	''AB-01 ENERGJI'' sh.p.k	10 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	18	18	15	90	413	361	915
HEC - Kontratë me FTL	HEC ''Faqekuq 3''	1.30	"MER ENERGJI" sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	20	277	420	717
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''ORENJE''	0.88	“Juana” sh.p.k	10kV	233	162	116	124	136	85	0	0	0	0	121	240	1.217
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''Tervol''	10.60	“HEC i Tervoli ”sh.p.k	35kV	4.381	1.393	4.046	4.197	1.879	525	157	187	288	1.317	5.226	2.941	26.537
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''Xhyre, Librazhd''	0.57	“Amal” sh.p.k	10kV	64	182	190	217	202	125	71	48	35	32	123	233	1.522
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''Cernalev Kukes''	2.95	“HIDROALBANIA Energji” sh.p.k	35kV	0	370	1.522	2.013	1.036	512	227	158	126	306	1.232	968	8.472
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''Cernalev1Kukes''	3.27		35kV	0	397	1.388	1.851	953	476	212	151	121	274	1.11	2.161	9.095
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''Borje- Oreshke''	1.50		35kV	0	879	2.746	3.659	2.389	1.205	454	303	335	759	2.143	886	15.757
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Shpelle ''	0.40	“Sarolli” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	168	221	136	46	16	21	18	59	183	176	1.043
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC ''Gjanç"	3.70	“Spahiu Gjanç” sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	228	54	0	223	888	1.393
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Vithkuq" 2	1.55	“FAVINA.1.” sh.p.k	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	65	234	1.343	1.574	3.217
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Lenie"	0.40	“EMIKEL 2003” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	94	148	168	417
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Dishnice"	0.20	“Dishnica Energji” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	63	88	159
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Çorovode"	0.20	“EMIKEL 2003” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	44	83	127
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Selca"	1.98	“Selca Energji” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	623	1.192	961	2.776
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Benë"	1.00	“Marjakaj” sh.p.k	6kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	68	178	169	416
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Bogove"	2.50	“Wonder power” sha	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	782	860	1.642
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Leskovik 1"	1.07	“Maksi Elektrik” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	33	36
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Leskovik 2"	1.10		10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
HEC - Treg i Lirë	HEC "Lubonje"	0.30	“Elektro Lubonja” sh.p.k	10kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	20	20
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Seman – 2	2.00	“SEMAN2SUN” sh.p.k	35 kV	174	215	286	415	449	466	472	454	410	327	180	187	4.036
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Topojë	2.00	“SONNE” sh.p.k	35 kV	173	213	283	411	440	459	470	451	400	298	173	179	3.949
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Topojë 2	2.00	“AED SOLAR” sh.p.k	35 kV	173	212	284	412	443	460	475	451	399	302	172	179	3.962
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Topojë (Sheq Marinas)	2.00	“AGE SUNPOWER” sh.p.k	35 kV	172	212	286	416	449	464	473	457	402	304	172	178	3.984
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Topojë (Sheq Marinas) 2	2.00	“Seman Sunpower” sh.p.k	35 kV	175	214	287	416	462	504	520	488	432	328	188	195	4.21
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Seman1solar	2.00	“SEMAN1SOLAR ” sh.p.k	35 kV	183	218	285	409	424	432	455	416	391	307	179	195	3.894
FV - Kontratë me FTL	ES 2019	2.00	“ES 2019” sh.p.k	35 kV	201	240	325	455	479	496	512	475	418	336	195	219	4.35
FV - Kontratë me FTL	SMART WATT	2.00	“Smart Watt” sh.p.k.	35 kV	200	238	324	451	478	496	509	471	414	334	194	219	4.327
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Tren Bilisht	2.00	“R T S” sh.p.k.	35 kV	211	231	304	323	368	473	450	411	378	272	170	200	3.792
FV - Kontratë me FTL	STATKRAFT Renewbles Albania PV Lundrues banje	2.00	“STATKRAFT RENEWABLES ALBANIA” sh.a.	35 kV	64	88	116	147	227	317	342	282	220	110	56	60	2.03
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Korca Photovoltaic Park	2.00	“KORÇA PHOTOVOLTAIC PARK” sh.p.k.	35 kV	210	228	303	328	370	480	458	415	381	269	168	193	3.803
FV - Kontratë me FTL	NTSP	2.00	“NTSP” sh.p.k	35 kV	222	231	304	330	369	476	449	399	383	271	171	208	3.814
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Sun Beat System	2.00	“SUN BEAT SYSTEM” sh.p.k	35 kV	216	228	301	329	369	466	453	415	383	268	170	200	3.797
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Tren Sun System	2.00	“TREN SUN SYSTEM” sh.p.k.	35 kV	221	233	307	332	373	483	461	419	386	274	174	194	3.856
FV - Kontratë me FTL	ERENI SOLAR	2.00	“ERNI SOLAR” sh.p.k.	35 kV	277	290	386	421	475	600	604	537	489	337	217	258	4.89
FV - Kontratë me FTL	GREEN ENERGY BILISHTI	2.00	“GREEN ENERGY BILISHTI” sh.p.k	35 kV	259	281	381	416	470	615	575	519	489	337	213	236	4.791
FV - Kontratë me FTL	ALBSOLAR	2.00	“ALBSOLAR” sh.p.k	35 kV	182	234	317	491	535	556	564	510	440	301	165	163	4.457
FV - Kontratë me FTL	Pv -Plug	2.00	“AEE” sh.p.k.	10 kV	186	226	313	441	475	482	538	445	405	307	165	176	4.159
FV - Kontratë me FTL	SUN ENERGY SOLUTIONS	1.95	“Sun Energy Solutions” sh.p.k.	35 kV	194	247	324	458	491	524	555	488	418	347	188	219	4.453
FV - Kontratë me FTL	2 T & 2 B 1979	2.00	“Joint Venture 2B 1979 dhe 2T” sh.p.k	10 kV	171	200	269	415	453	474	485	443	391	314	175	163	3.953
FV - Kontratë me FTL	SUN POWER 2017	2.00	“SUNPOWER 2017” sh.p.k	35 kV	181	219	291	407	419	446	444	442	391	308	157	122	3.828
FV - Kontratë me FTL	SUN AVENUE	2.00	“SUN AVENUE” sh.p.k	35 kV	185	207	299	417	423	449	466	446	395	314	159	155	3.915
FV - Kontratë me FTL	BIGWIND	2.00	“BIGWIND” sh.p.k.	35 kV	163	197	268	373	403	422	447	379	355	275	151	151	3.585
FV - Kontratë me FTL	HYDROPOWER	2.00	“HYDROPOWER” sh.p.k.	35 kV	171	206	279	392	419	441	459	403	370	287	157	158	3.743
FV - Kontratë me FTL	CONSTRUCTION ENERGY PARTS (C.E.P)	2.00	“CONSTRUCTION ENERGY PARTS (C.E.P)” sh.p.k	35 kV	183	218	300	422	449	473	511	436	397	308	169	168	4.034
FV - Kontratë me FTL	DIMAX	2.00	“DIMAX ALBANIA” sh.p.k	35 kV	184	219	300	413	448	473	512	437	397	309	166	165	4.022
FV - Kontratë me FTL	ALB SUN ENERGY	2.00	“ALB SUN ENERGY” sh.p.k	35 kV	176	216	290	416	407	422	441	436	382	300	152	146	3.785
FV - Kontratë me FTL	IDI 2005	2.00	“IDI 2005” sh.p.k	35 kV	227	277	358	496	525	568	525	531	484	381	209	197	4.777
FV - Kontratë me FTL	FU-GEN	2.00	“FU-GEN” sh.p.k.	35 kV	168	231	293	412	449	475	485	447	390	305	173	194	4.023
FV - Kontratë me FTL	MAGNA SOLAR POWER	2.00	“MAGNA SOLAR POWER” sh.p.k.	20 kV	176	215	278	400	428	460	467	437	379	298	168	184	3.89
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PARKU FOTOVOLTAIK NOVA PROSPECT	2.00	“ Nova Prospect” sh.p.k.	10 kV	116	139	185	294	270	339	281	274	233	185	112	131	2.56
FV - Kontratë me FTL	SUN SMIRACLE	2.00	“ SUN’S MIRACLE” sh.p.k.	35 kV	176	230	299	417	459	496	497	460	404	324	178	190	4.131
FV - Kontratë me FTL	G. S. K.	2.00	“G.S.K” sh.p.k	35 kV	0	0	0	42	436	470	484	450	393	311	175	180	2.941
FV - Kontratë me FTL	FV GOMSIQE	1.98	“Mountain’s Green Energy” sh.p.k	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	489	529	509	444	299	152	245	2.668
FV - Kontratë me FTL	HPG ENERGY	2.00	“HPG ENERGY” sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	86	415	343	173	210	1.227
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV SOLAR HORIZON	2.00	“SOLAR HORIZON” sh.p.k	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	66	188	205	459
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV SLR ALBANIA	2.00	“SLR ALBANIA” sh.p.k	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	116	116
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV ZENINA	2.00	“ZENINA”sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	112	112
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV SAMASOL	2.00	“SAMASOL”sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	110	110
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV REBESOL	2.00	“REBESOL”sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	113	113
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV 3 AD	2.00	“3AD Energy” sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	86	86
FV - Kontratë me FTL	PV EB ENERGY	2.00	“EB ENERGY” sh.p.k.	35 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	104	104
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	EZ-5 Solar Park	10.00	“EZ-5 ENERGY” sh.p.k,	35 kV	544	662	903	1.308	1.053	1.226	1.211	1.071	862	615	327	366	10.149
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	5GX ENERGY/3484	10.00	“5GX ENERGY” sh.p.k.,	35 kV	952	1.106	1.445	2.001	2.106	2.358	2.409	2.232	1.941	1.426	844	971	19.79
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	FV GREEN NAT SOLAR PARK BALLSH 2/3371	100.00	“GreeNNat Solar Park Ballsh” sh.p.k.,	35 kV	865	1.211	1.599	1.403	1.996	2.588	2.624	2.174	1.809	1.513	1.023	1.076	19.881
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	FV GREEN NAT SOLAR PARK BALLSH 1/3370			6 kV	570	766	1.038	2.139	710	1.685	1.773	1.493	1.265	997	577	499	13.511
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	FV KUKËS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT/3532	12.00	“GLOBAL TECHNICAL MECHANICS” sh.p.k.	20 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	84	925	468	322	1.798
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	Prodhim i injektuar nga Veteprodhuesit 35 kV. Treg te Parregulluar, PRO FIX/940			35 kV	7	3	14	24	38	56	30	36	26	13	9	7	265
FV - Treg i Lirë (Shpërndarje)	Prodhim i injektuar nga Veteprodhuesit 20 kV. Treg te Parregulluar			20 kV	75	97	236	487	479	400	272	311	209	148	63	87	2.864
FV - Treg i Lirë (Transmetim)	Spv Blue 1	50.00	“SPV BLUE 1” sh.p.k,	110 kV	4.841	5.597	8.175	12.691	14.663	16.663	16.567	13.775	11.261	8.02	4.187	4.39	120.83
FV - Treg i Lirë (Transmetim)	Nova Solar	50.00	“NOVA SOLAR SYSTEM” sh.p.k,	110 kV	4.99	5.277	7.51	10.721	11.683	13.479	14.584	13.343	11.34	8.904	5.141	6.125	113.099
FV - Treg i Lirë (Transmetim)	Erseka Solar Park 1	20.00	“Erseka Solar Park 1” sh.p.k,	110 kV	1.556	2.344	3.596	4.392	5.062	6.289	6.676	5.59	4.864	3.143	1.714	2.038	47.264
FV - Treg i Lirë (Transmetim)	Spv Blue 2	50.00	“SPV BLUE 2” sh.p.k	220 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	5.332	9.371	7.445	4.267	4.49	30.906
FV - Treg i Lirë (Transmetim)	Sunny Side Solar	100.00	“Sunny Side Energy” sh.p.k	220 kV	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	745	17.784	14.646	7.762	7.982	48.919
FV - Treg i Lirë (Transmetim)	*** Karavasta Solar	140.00	“KARAVASTA SOLAR” sh.p.k	220 kV	9.165	11.579	17.614	27.136	31.106	35.064	35.264	30.713	24.494	17.339	9.645	10.105	259.224