Slovakia additionally impose a tax on the regulated subjects

Week in Slovakia (May 28 - June 3, 2012)

 

Monday - 28th May 2012

The pipeline project Bratislava-Schwechat is according to the Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic peline still actual. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

Alternative gas supplier RWE Gas Slovakia received a one year tens of thousands of customers in the household segment during one year. The company is on the Slovak natural gas market the largest competitor to the traditional gas supplier. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

Wednesday - 30th May 2012

Bratislava teplárenská plans to upgrade pumps. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

Slovakia would like to get at least 300 million euro from the European Commission for the decommissioning of the nuclear power plant Jaslovské Bohunice, said chief of Slovak diplomacy Miroslav Lajčak after Tuesday's negotiations of European Foreign Ministers in Brussels. The Commission is ready to support the proces with only 115 million euro. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

The Slovak government will impose on companies in the regulated sector of energy, telecommunications and postal services special tax - 4,2 % of annual profits. The tax will be applied this and next year. Its purpose was to strengthen the state budget revenues and stabilite the public finances, said Prime Minister Robert Fico. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

Thursday - 31st May 2012

Tripartite recommended the implementation of the third energy package. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

Friday - 1st June 2012

Slovakia has more than two years the obligation to implement into the Slovak legislation the statute liberalization of electricity and gas market. It will improve the consumer rights and strengthen the authority and independence of regulator. These changes of the third energy package includes a new Energy Act, which was adopted with comments by the government ministers. (more information - automatic translation via Google Translate)

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