Total length of lines of the Kosovo's Transmission System (KOSTT) is 1211.67 km.7 lines 400kV – 188.497 km13 lines 220kV – 231.882 km48 lines 110kV – 791.3 km

Iljaz Kodra St. n.n.10000 Prishtina

Republic of Kosovo

Tel: +381 (0) 38 501 601 5Fax: +381 (0) 38 500 201E-mail: info@kostt.comWeb: www.kostt.com

Printed in October 2013

Substations

1 Substation 400/220 kV with transformation capacity 1200 MVA2 Substations 400/110 kV with transformation capacity 600 MVA3 Substations 220/110 kV with transformation capacity 1350 MVA1 Switchyard 220kV1 Substation 220/35/10 kV with transformation capacity 80 MVA26 Substations 110/(35 or 10) kV with transformation capacity 1650 MVA

Transmission capacities: 1500 MW

Interconnection Lines: 1 line 400 kV Kosovo-Serbia1 line 400 kV Kosovo-Montenegro1 line 400 kV Kosovo-Macedonia1 line 220 kV Kosovo-Serbia1 line 220 kV Kosovo-Albania2 lines 110 kV Kosovo-Serbia

Established on 1 July 2006, KOSTT J.S.C is a public company, the shareholder of which is the Republic of Kosovo, through the Ministry of Economic Development.KOSTT J.S.C. operates under two licenses issued by the Energy Regulatory Office (ERO).According to the licenses held as the Transmission System Operator and Electricity Market Operator, KOSTT is responsible for: According to the licenses for Transmission System Operator and Electricity Market Operator, KOSTT is responsible for:Planning, operation, maintenance and development of Kosovo's electricity transmission systemEfficient, economic and coordinated operation of the transmission system, including cross-border flowsBalancing of the system Provision of non-discriminatory access for transmission system usersEncouraging efficient competition in electricity generation and supplyEncouraging economic efficiency in applying Market Rules and performance of activities in compliance with the Market Rules Administration of a centralized electricity market in Kosovo Management of the final settlement processes.

KOSTT J.S.C. manages the Transmission System of the Republic of Kosovo, by operating high voltage assets of 400 kV, 220 kV , 110 kV and medium voltage level assets of 35 kV, 10 (20) kV.

KOSTT is the first public company in Kosovo certified with ISO 9001:2008, since 2010.

As a result of the central geographical position of Kosovo, the Transmission System operated by KOSTT, although small in size, represents a very important transmission hub in Southeast Europe.

Fast Facts

Provide quality services implementing technical and technological achievements in the transmission system development;

Ensure transparency and non-discrimination for transmission system users in the competitive electricity market;Promote the company's position internationally through

KOSTT's mission is to:

KOSTT's vision is to:

Provide secure and reliable services for the transmission system users, socially and environmentally responsible, integrated, integrated in European electricity transmission mechanisms, while also being profitable.

Investments

Planning and development of the transmission system infrastructure is conducted in accordance with the Transmission Development Plan (2013-2022).

Capital projects worth of 150 Mil. € have been implemented during the period 2006-2013 in KOSTT.

KOSTT is responsible for the processes of planning, analyses, monitoring and control of power flows in the Kosovo Transmission System in a safe, reliable and continuous manner, 24 hours a day/365 days a year. In line with the applicable technical codes, KOSTT ensures continuous, qualitative and safe supply of consumers with electricity, from the transmission aspect. KOSTT also ensures synchronous operation with other Transmission System Operators (TSOs), and provides system operation services.Power flows in the Kosovo Transmission System are monitored and controlled by KOSTT's National Dispatch Center.

Transmission System Operation

Kosovo Electricity Market

In line with the License issued by the Energy Regulatory Office, Kosovo electricity market is operated and administered by KOSTT J.S.C. Foundations for a sustainable competitive electricity market in Kosovo have been set with the Kosovo Electricity Market Design, approved by ERO in March 2013. In this context, Market Rules were prepared and are soon expected to be approved by the ERO.

Participation in the Electricity Market in Kosovo

Any party that wishes to trade in the Electricity Market of Kosovo is required to obtain the License by the Energy Regulator's Office in Kosovo (ERO) and to sign the Market Rules Accession Agreement with the Market Operator (KOSTT). Currently, (September 2013) there are 17 licensed/registered parties in the Kosovo electricity market.

Human Resources in KOSTT

KOSTT staff plays a substantial role in the accomplishment of company's objectives, and in the successful performance evidenced throughout these years. KOSTT pays special attention to their welfare, health, working conditions and professional development and advancement. Currently KOSTT has 369 employees. From a gender perspective, due to the nature of work in KOSTT, 87% of all staff members are male, whereas 13% are female.