EPCG: 8,18 thousand debt settlement agreements signed

In the action Share the burden 5, which Elektroprivreda (EPCG) launched on November 1, 8,18 thousand debt settlement agreements have been signed so far. "Of that number, almost 7.000 signed agreements refer to buyers who continued to pay their obligations under previously signed agreements from the Share the Load campaign, while 1,18 thousand customers joined the campaign and signed the Share the Load 5 agreement," EPCG said in a statement. On November 1, EPCG launched the Share the Load campaign for the fifth time, in order to enable customers from the household category, who have a debt based on consumed electricity, to pay it off as simply as possible. The action lasts until December 31, and all customers from the household category who have a debt based on electricity consumption, regardless of its amount, as well as customers whose existing agreements concluded in the Share the burden action 3. "Requirement for connection" can participate in it action is that the last three bills have been paid, as well as the November bill. Buyers from the household category will have the opportunity to repay the debt based on the consumed electricity, regardless of its amount, in 22 fixed monthly installments of 20 euros for the debt amount above 440 euros. For a debt of up to 440 euros, the number of installments is determined by dividing the amount of the debt by 20 euros," EPCG explained. From the moment of signing the agreement, as well as during the orderly settlement of obligations under it, customers will not be charged late interest. In order for the debt settlement agreement to remain in force, monthly installments in the amount of 20 euros and a current account must be paid regularly. "The action can be joined by customers whose electricity supply has been suspended, as well as by households that want to reprogram already signed debt settlement contracts. We note that along with this agreement, customers will have the obligation to sign a supply contract, if they have not already done so," the announcement states.