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Serbia gets an energy “golden goose” with the construction of the Bistrica power plant

The editor of the portal "Energy of Balkans" Jelica Putniković and energy expert Miloš Zdravković estimated that with the construction of the reversible hydro-power...

Suspicious tender and public invitation of the Ministry of Mining and Energy for the selection of a strategic partner for the construction of solar...

The Ministry of Mining and Energy has announced a public call for the selection of a strategic partner for the construction of solar power...

Serbia has a good reputation as a location for investments

The German ambassador to Serbia, Anke Konrad, said today that Serbia has a good reputation as a location for investments and that the conditions...

“Green” turn in Serbia – Investments in wind and solar exceed one billion euros

With a new 700 megawatts from wind and solar energy, Serbia will double its renewable energy capacity in the next three years. Green investments...

Energy Week Western Balkans 2023, RES energy conference in Porto Montenegro Oct 18/19

The most important investment conference on renewable energy sources in the Western Balkans, Energy Week Western Balkans 2023, will take place this year on...

In 2030, Serbia plans to produce 600 thousand tons of lithium and boron

That the government does not ignore the prospects of lithium mining can be seen from the fact that it is also mentioned in the...

Gas connection Mokrin – Arad

The Serbia-Romania gas interconnector, from Mokrin to Arad, would be of great importance for regional energy security. Republika Srpska is supplied with natural gas...

The Serbian economy pays for electricity at the level of EU economies

The Serbian economy currently pays for electricity at the level of the economies of the European Union, and the production price of electricity in...
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