The largest regional conference dedicated to renewable energy sources, RES SERBIA 2025, will take place on September 17–18, 2025, in Vrdnik, as announced by the RES Serbia Association.
For the fifth consecutive year, this prestigious event will bring together the business community, representatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the World Bank, government institutions, and leading investors. In the picturesque setting of the Vrdnička Kula ethno-complex on Fruška Gora, participants will discuss key topics in the field of green energy.
The traditional organizer of the conference is the Renewable Energy Sources Association of Serbia, which gathers all relevant companies and institutions in the renewable energy sector in the country. Due to great public interest and a large number of participants, this year’s conference will once again be held over two days.
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At RES SERBIA 2025, discussions will focus on the operations of wind farms that have secured market premiums through the first auctions, as well as on updates from the second round of auctions, whose application deadline is approaching. Special attention will be given to education as a key factor in the energy transition, as well as topics like e-mobility and ESG standards, which garnered significant interest in last year’s panels.
In addition to the traditional discussions on the development of wind and solar power plants, the conference will open the floor to innovation – from energy storage solutions to other current issues shaping the future of green energy.
Previous conferences have featured high-ranking officials from Serbia’s Ministry of Mining and Energy, Elektroprivreda Srbije, the EBRD, and representatives of renowned companies such as Masdar, Elicio, Nordex, Enlight, European organizations like WindEurope and SolarPower Europe, the Energy Community Secretariat, directors of leading financial institutions, and many other key players in the renewable energy sector.
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