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Consumer protection and utility regulations in Serbia

Overview

In Serbia, new measures have been introduced to address electricity costs and consumer rights. Citizens can receive a 70 percent discount on electricity bills by switching to electronic billing through the ‘EPS Uvid u račun’ app or official website, provided payments are made by the 20th of the month. Furthermore, pensioners with monthly incomes below 31,092.11 dinars are granted ‘energy vulnerable customer’ status, which qualifies them for a 1,000 dinar discount on their bills.

Separately, the consumer association Efektiva has warned of potential predatory practices by telecommunications operators. The group noted that operators may attempt to charge penalties or equipment costs that exceed market value when users fail to return hardware after a contract ends. Efektiva advises consumers to obtain written confirmation of equipment returns or use registered mail to provide proof of delivery if an operator refuses to accept hardware.

Entities

European Union · Serbia · Germany · Udruga potrošača · Elektroprivreda Srbije

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Consumer protection groups warn against service provider overcharging

    Consumer groups in Serbia and Germany are warning against predatory overcharging and equipment penalty disputes by service providers.

  2. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Electricity cost reductions and consumer protections introduced in Serbia and Croatia

    Serbia and Croatia are implementing new measures to lower electricity costs and protect vulnerable citizens from power disconnections through digital discounts and legislative reforms.

Sources

biznis.telegraf.rs · n1info.hr