Serbia: EPS to invest 450 million euros in Kolubara lignite mine Read More »
EPS is investing 450 million euros in new equipment at the Kolubara coal mine to increase its production capacity, the energy ministry Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic said in a press release. The investment also involves the launch of replacement production capacities to enable the exploitation of coal from surface mines, as well as the construction of […]
EPS doubles its profit in Q1 Read More »
The Board of Directors of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) Joint Stock Company adopted the Report on the three-year business plan implementation for the first quarter of 2024, revealing that the company’s profit reached 28.3 billion dinars. This figure is twice as high as projected, EPS announced today. The profit marks a five percent increase compared to
Serbia: Nofar starts building a 26 MW solar park Read More »
Nofar Energy started the construction of a 26 MW solar park in north Serbia, divided into two units that would be connected to the distribution network. The project is worth around 25 million euros. The company said it would complete it before the end of the year. Two units have connection approval for 9.999 MW each from
EU strategic plans rely on Serbian lithium Read More »
The prospect of lithium extraction in Serbia has reignited fears of environmental devastation among its citizens, following the European Commission’s (EC) announcement of negotiations regarding a memorandum on critical raw materials. Despite vocal opposition to lithium mining, particularly concerning potential ecological disasters, Maroš Šefčovič, the European Commissioner for the “Green Plan,” revealed progress in finalizing the memorandum, focusing
Serbia: 10 MW solar park Saraorci commissioned Read More »
The first phase of the construction of the biggest solar park in Serbia, Saraorci, has been completed. The total installed capacity in the first phase is 9.86 MW (11.8 MWp), whereas a power of 1.5 MW (1.86 MWp) is planned for the second phase. This is a photovoltaic power plant which is fully transferred to
Serbia: Overhaul of Pancevo oil refinery nearly completed Read More »
The overhaul of the NIS Pancevo oil refinery, owned by the oil and gas company NIS, is in its final phase, according to the Serbian government. Diesel production has already been established and disruptions on the domestic market have been avoided, energy minister Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic said in a press release. The 95-million-euro overhaul began
SEE region: Romania cautiously considers to build a new hydropower plant with Serbia Read More »
Romanian Ministry of Energy confirmed that the country could join Serbia as an equal partner in the project for a third hydropower plant on the Danube, but it denied that a joint team to coordinate the project was set up and highlighted that the project should be approached with caution since it has an important
Romania considers to build a new hydropower plant with Serbia Read More »
Romanian Ministry of Energy confirmed that the country could join Serbia as an equal partner in the project for a third hydropower plant on the Danube, but it denied that a joint team to coordinate the project was set up and highlighted that the project should be approached with caution since it has an important
Romania considers to build a new hydropower plant with Serbia Read More »
Romanian Ministry of Energy confirmed that the country could join Serbia as an equal partner in the project for a third hydropower plant on the Danube, but it denied that a joint team to coordinate the project was set up and highlighted that the project should be approached with caution since it has an important
Serbia: Energy-intensive companies seek state support in the decarbonisation process Read More »
Companies in Serbia are not afraid of decarbonisation and the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), but they are worried that the state does not recognise what needs to be done to help the affected industries protect jobs and maintain competitiveness. Producers of cement, steel, aluminium, and mineral fertilisers claim they need neither money
