The price of electricity must be limited and companies must pay it up to a certain level, while above a certain level the state will define it from its own funds, to help the economy, ordered today Trajan Angelloski, president of the League of Economic Chambers of Macedonia (LOE).

He presented LOE's proposals for helping the economy due to the energy crisis and warned that due to the high price of electricity, the closure and bankruptcy of the economy is threatened.

"At this moment, the country's economy is threatened by an energy tsunami that threatens to destroy it.

The open energy market is out of control, there is no service or product that can afford an energy price of 600 to 700 euros per megawatt hour," said Angeloski.

The LOE considers that ELEM should provide additional amounts of energy from local production to the free market and thus exert positive pressure to reduce extremely high prices.

Also, not to discriminate against companies that are in the free market compared to those in the regulated market.

"ELEM must increase production, at this moment we are not convinced that it has reached the maximum and start selling electricity on the market, which will have a positive effect on reducing the price", said Angeloski.

It is necessary, he emphasized, to enable faster procedures for the installation of photovoltaics, namely for EVN to provide energy harmonization within a period of seven to ten days, while other documentation is provided within a period of 120 days.

From the LOE, they estimated that the energy crisis will last and requested that the state should take a loan to help, and as they emphasized, the business will return this.