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Delays in Response from Limassol EOA Detected by Commissioner of Administration

Published March 27, 2026, 20:11
Delays in Response from Limassol EOA Detected by Commissioner of Administration

The Commissioner of Administration has found delays and a failure to cooperate from the Limassol EOA (Electricity Authority of Cyprus), despite repeated requests. This lack of response affects the effectiveness of the Office's supervisory role and the protection of citizens' rights. The report states that the Office received complaints regarding actions, omissions, or delays by the Limassol EOA, after complainants had exhausted all attempts to communicate with the organization. Complainants claim that the Limassol EOA did not act promptly or provide sufficient justification for its actions, negatively impacting their rights. The Commissioner's Office sent written requests for information and evidence, even warning letters, without substantial results, hindering the investigation. The report highlights recurring problems in cooperation with the Limassol EOA, such as vague responses lacking substantial justification, with cases remaining pending for years. Additionally, the EOA requests the Office to mediate communication with complainants for the provision of information, which it already possesses. In conclusion, the lack of timely and substantial response from the Limassol EOA, both to citizens and the Commissioner's Office, is not an isolated error, but a broader problematic practice that jeopardizes the effectiveness of administration and undermines public trust.