In the previous year, Serbia imported an estimated 4.8 million tons of coal, marking a 70 percent increase compared to the 2.8 million tons imported in 2022.
Electricity production for the current year is projected to reach 40,585 gigawatt-hours (GWh), which is one percentage point higher than the estimated production of the previous year.
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Despite this increase, the total electricity generated in Serbia is anticipated to fall short of domestic demands. Therefore, the country plans to import 6,401 GWh of electricity, reflecting a 19 percent rise from the estimated imports in 2023.
Conversely, exports, including transit, are targeted at 8,050 GWh in 2024, representing a ten percent increase compared to previous levels.
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