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First Biennial Transparency Report on Climate Change Adopted
The Government of the Republic of Serbia, at the initiative of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, has approved the First Biennial Transparency Report in accordance with the United Nations Framework Convention on...
Vujović: Subsidies for Electric Vehicles to Continue in 2025
The Ministry of Environmental Protection will continue to subsidize the purchase of electric vehicles in 2025, marking the sixth consecutive year of this initiative as part of efforts to improve air quality.
Irena...
EBRD lends up to 105 million euros to Serbia to decarbonise district heating
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a sovereign loan of up to 105 million euros to Serbia, through the Ministry of Finance, to benefit Novosadska Toplana Novi Sad,...
Solar Power Plant “B2 Sunspot” Commissioned in Kikinda
The center of the North Banat District - Kikinda municipality - has gained another pillar of energy security after the trial operation of the "B2 Sunspot" solar power plant began on Friday,...
Transformation Of Transportation In Serbia
I n recent years, Serbia has taken significant steps towards modernizing its transportation infrastructure, focusing primarily on constructing new roads and enhancing the highway network. These initiatives not only improve connectivity between...
Construction Progresses on the „Kostolac” Wind Farm
The construction of the „Kostolac” wind farm is currently underway, set to provide electricity for over 30,000 households. This 144 million euros investment is financed through German development cooperation: KfW Bank has...
World Soil Day – Caring for Soil is Key to a Sustainable Future
Every December 5th, we are reminded of the importance of preserving soil health and sustainably managing this vital resource through the celebration of World Soil Day. Established in 2014 by the International...
Hungary’s Green Challenges
In light of the growing challenges of climate change and the energy crisis, European countries are rethinking their energy policies. Hungary, which prides itself on significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and...
Record Budget for Serbia’s Agriculture Allocated for 2025
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management announced that the Law on the Budget of the Republic of Serbia for 2025 allocates a record 149.5 billion dinars for agriculture, accounting for...
Adoption of the Draft Law on Amendments to the Energy Law
The National Assembly of Serbia has adopted the Draft Law on Amendments to the Energy Law, marking a significant step toward fulfilling the country’s obligations to the Energy Community.
According to Dubravka Đedović...
Serbia: Second Round of Auctions for Renewable Energy Market Premiums Begins
The second round of auctions for the allocation of market premiums for renewable energy sources in Serbia, where investors will compete for a total quota of 424.8 MW, has been officially announced.
The...
Strengthening Energy Ties – Romanian Section of the Power Line to Serbia Commissioned
At the beginning of the year, a meeting was held in Athens between the energy ministers of Romania and Serbia to discuss opportunities for enhancing cooperation in the energy sector. The discussions...
The Energy Sector Rated Highest According to the White Book of the Foreign Investors Council
According to progress in implementing recommendations from the White Book by the Foreign Investors Council, the energy sector has emerged as the leading sector. Out of a total of eight recommendations for...
Serbia’s Green Challenges
Energy transition in Serbia is a complex process that unfolds amidst economic, political, and technological challenges. The National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan sets goals such as achieving a 33.6 percent share...
Decommissioning of Kolubara and Morava Thermal Power Plants – EPS Announces Tender for Conservation and Environmental Impact Assessment
Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has issued a tender for developing a conceptual design for the conservation process and preparing and submitting environmental impact assessment (EIA) requests for the decommissioning of the Kolubara and...
How Energy Efficiency Shapes the Future of Serbia
Serbia is facing serious challenges when it comes to energy efficiency. With energy consumption approximately 3.5 times higher than the European average, it is clear that there is significant room for improvement....