Aleksandar Obradovic

The 'Freedom for Aleksandar' campaign and the '1of 5 million' NGO on Monday handed over a petition with over 30,000 signatures to the Serbian prosecutor's office calling for the release of Aleksandar Obradovic.

The Serbian government on Thursday relieved the director of the state-owned electric power company EPS, Aleksandar Obradovic, of his duty.

Obradovic was appointed as EPS director in early October 2014 after serving as acting director from September 2012.

Serbia's government on Thursday fired Aleksandar Obradovic, a member of the ruling Progressive Party, for purchasing two Audis for the company in defiance of the belt-tightening measures introduced by the government.

Obradovic had been head of the Serbian power company since 2012.

BELGRADE - Public enterprise Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) launched the corporatization process on Monday, EPS Director General Aleksandar Obradovic said at a news briefing.

State-owned power company launches "corporization process"

BELGRADE -- Public enterprise Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has launched its "corporatization process" on Monday, says EPS Director General Aleksandar Obradovic.

Electricity, gas markets to be liberalized

BELGRADE -- A full liberalization of the electricity market, allowing citizens to choose their suppliers in an open market, will begin from the New Year.

The liberalization of the gas market is set to start as well.

BELGRADE - A full liberalisation of the electricity market, allowing citizens to choose their suppliers in an open market, will begin from the New Year, with the liberalisation of the gas market set to start as well.

BELGRADE - The government of Serbia appointed on Thursday Aleksandar Obradovic as the director of public enterprise Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS) for a term of four years, government officials confirmed for Tanjug.

BELGRADE - The corporatisation of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS) will bring changes in the public enterprise management organisation and lead to at least EUR 36 million worth of savings, EPS acting director Aleksandar Obradovic said on Friday.

BELGRADE - The damage that the severe floods caused to the Serbian electric power system has yet to be precisely assessed, as this would be possible after coal mines are completely dried and mud removed, Acting Director General of the public enterprise Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS) Aleksandar Obradovic said on Wednesday.