WITH A QUESTION BY G. TSIMARIS
The large problem of rising money owed of the Ioannina Basin Water Provide Affiliation (SYDLI), to electrical energy suppliers as a result of enhance in vitality prices, was clarified by his Query to the Ministers of the Inside and Vitality and Atmosphere, by way of the Parliamentary Management of the Parliament, MP Yiannis Tsimaris from Ioannina.
Particularly, Mr. Tsimaris referred to “the monetary disaster wherein SYDLI has fallen, as a result of enhance in vitality prices that started in 2020 and can go as much as 2023, creating unimaginable money owed and to -accessibility of SYDLI to electrical energy suppliers.
SYDLI – continued Mr. Tsimaris – understood in time the issue that appeared to develop, along with his paperwork to the Ministry of the Inside in 2022 and 2023, an enchantment for assist from the state however with out a solution . The outcome was that SYDLI is immediately dealing with unmanageable money owed that result in monetary insufficiency. The issue is made worse, as a result of from this 12 months, for the primary time, through the drafting of the Finances, the money owed of the previous years from the observatory have been taken into consideration as an entire, and as because of this it was not authorized by the Finances. Decentralized administration of Epirus – Western Macedonia. It must be famous that the matter considerations the native authorities of all the nation, mentioned Mr. Tsimaris.”
For these causes, Mr. Tsimaris is asking the potential Ministers what they intend to do to cease the rise in the price of electrical energy, whether or not they’ll proceed with debt settlement and/or aid- cash to
SYDLI and in the event that they intend to increase the actions of authorized entities that shouldn’t have an authorized price range primarily based on the earlier 12 months’s price range.
“The difficulty of water administration and the sleek operation of the DEYA or the city’s water provide associations, is a primary situation for offering primary water advantages to residents, mentioned Mr. Tsimaris.
