General economic and energy information's for Republic of Macedonia

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General economic and energy information's for Republic of Macedonia Partnership program ERC, R. Macedonia-PSB, Vermont Skopje, March 20-26, 2004 General information's for Republic of Macedonia Location: in the central part of the Balkan Peninsula. On the west borders with Albania, on the east with Bulgaria, with Greece on south and on north with Montenegro and Serbia. Capital city: Skopje (around 500.000 inhabitants) Total area: 25.713 km2, land locked mountainous territory with deep valleys (around 80 %) Population: 2,2 million inhabitants Clime: continental with hot and dry summers and short and cold winter 1 1

General information's 2 August 1944 ASNOM -became federal unit of Federal Jugoslavija Independence: 8 September 1991 Political system: multi-party parliamentary democracy Separation of the powers: Legislative branch: Unicameral Assembly with 120 seats.members are elected by popular vote to serve 4 years terms Executive Branch: President of the Republic of Macedonia and Government Judicial Branch: : Basic Courts (28), Appellate Courts (3) and Supreme Court (1) Territorial organization : 123 municipalities and the city Skopje as special unit of local selfgoverment 2 Membership of the Republic of Macedonia in international organizations Membership: United Nations, International Monetary Fond, International Association for development, International Corporation for financing, World Trade Organization, partnership for peace and others. 2001-Agreement for Stabilization and Association with European Union February 2004-submit application for status candidate for membership in the European Union 2

Economic information's Monetary independence: 26 April 1992 National Bank of Macedonia left the monetary union of the ex SFR Yugoslavia Goals of the monetary politic: stabile national currency In 1993 was published the first national currency-denar Exchange rate denar-euro: 61 denars =1 Euro Average annual rate of inflation 3,4% (1997-2002) 5 Economic information's for 2003 Gross domestic product (real rate of grow) 3 % Inflation (life expenses, average) 1.2 Foreign debt 40 % of GDP Unemployment 36,7 % from working power Average salary 1 2.143 denars (around 200 Euro) Negative current account 17 % from GDP Export (rate of grow) 19 % Import (rate of grow) 12.5 % Foreign direct investments 53 (millions $) 6 3

Economic forecast for 2004 Gross Domestic Product (real rate of grow) 4.0 Inflation (life expenses, average) 2.8 Negative current account 15% from GDP Export (rate of grow) 9,2% Import (rate of grow) 4.3% Foreign debt 40 % from GDP Increase of the employment 3 % Stabile exchange rate denar-euro Foreign direct investments 133 (million $ ) INFLATION 1993-2003 Years 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 inflat 349.8 121.8 15.9 3.0 4.4 0.8-1.1 10.6 3.7 1.9 1.2 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0-50 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 Inflation 8 4

GDP 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Milion $ 3351 3390 3458 3575 3730 3889 3729 3800 4604 Per capita 1705 1709 1732 1781 1848 1925 1830 1835 2092 5000 4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 milion $ per capita Energy, production, import, export and consumption in Macedonia Energy sorces measurs 1991 1995 1998 2003 Coal 103 tons 8000 230 150 8180 6550 222 6772 7881 279 8160 7133 100 7233 Coke Fuel wood Oil products Natural gas 10 3 tons 97 97 103 m3 900 30 930 103 tons 920 175 146 949 10 6 m3 72.2 72.2 955 955 745 745 68 68 622 622 745 161 23 805 19 19 110 110 650 650 784 160 214 730 81.5 81.5 Electricity 10 6 kwh 6410 300 430 6180 5667 184 60 5791 6492 121 138 6475 6272 1081 7353 10 5

Structure of energy supplying in 2003 Struture of energy supling in 2003 Domestic production Import Eenergy sources 10 3 PJ % share in total consumption Lignit 54.2 48.7 % Fuel wood 7.08 6.3 % Hidro 4.89 4.4 % Geothermal 0.26 0.2 % Crude oil Coke Electricity Natural gas 34.15 3.23 3.90 2.73 30.7 % 2.9 % 3.5 % 2.4 % Total % share 59.74 % 40.26 % Total consumption-111.2 10 3 PJ 11 Electricity Concumption of Electricity kwh years 1991 1995 2000 2003 Total production Termo Hidro Consumption Net product Import Export 6410 5560 870 6180 230 300 430 5667 4849 818 5791-124 184 60 6329 5159 1170 6438-109 290 178 6272 4914 1358 7353-1081 1081 - Network loses Direct consumers Distributiv consumers 204.7 1605.8 5450.6 12 6

Energy indicator for efficiency years 1991 1995 2000 2003 Inhabitan milions 2.039 1.966 2.026 2.2 GDP Milion $ 4.510 3.351 3.889 4.604 Total consump of energy ToE 2.703 2.380 2.520 2.656 Energy Per capita (ToE inhabit) 1.325 1.210 1.243 1.207 Consum of electric 10 6 kwh 6.180 5.791 6.438 7.353 Electrcit per capita 10 6 kwh inhabit) 3.019 2.954 3.184 3.342 Electricit intenzit 10 6 Kwh milion$ 1.37 1.72 1.65 1.59 Energy intenzit (ToE milion$) 0.6 0.7 0.65 0.57 13 Indicators For 2000 god WORLD EU RM Comparing 1 2 3 4 Energy consumption per capita 1.631 3.836 1.243 1.3 WorldRM 3.08 EURM (toeinhabit) Electricity consumption per capita 10 6 kwhinhabit 6.797 3.184 2.1 EURM 14 7

Distribution System Consumers on 35 kv Consumers on 10 kv Domestic First tariff 2002 [GWh] 68.0 701.9 2681.7 93.7 60.00 50.00 40.00 % 30.00 Second tariff 493.0 20.00 Street lighting 78.2 10.00 Total distribution Direct consumers Total 4117.1 1046.3 5163.4 0.00 Consumers on 35 kv Domestic Second tariff Direct consumers Consumption by regions Distribution [GWh] % Distribution [GWh] % Skopje 1459.7 35.45 Kavadarci 78.7 1.91 Tetovo 291.4 7.08 Negotino 58.9 1.43 Ohrid 170.2 4.14 Valandovo 18.6 0.45 Bitola 272.9 6.63 Gevgelija 94.5 2.3 Prilep 193.8 4.71 Radovis 40.0 0.97 Veles 147.7 3.59 Kocani 78.8 1.91 Kumanovo 226.9 5.51 Berovo 27.6 0.67 Stip 109.9 2.67 Delcevo 52.5 1.27 Strumica 156.9 3.81 Vinica 33.7 0.82 Gostivar 171.1 4.16 Probistip 29.9 0.73 Debar 39.6 0.96 Kratovo 13.6 0.33 Kicevo 72.8 1.77 Kr. Palanka 30.6 0.74 Struga 108.4 2.63 Sv. Nikole 42.5 1.03 Mak. Brod 11.0 0.27 Energetika 42.0 1.02 Resen 42.7 1.04 8

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