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Energy Community celebrates fifth anniversary

 Established five years ago to increase socio-economic stability and security of supply, the Energy Community has set a good example of regional...

Mrkonjic: Call on BSEC members to take part in infrastructural projects in Serbia

 Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Milutin Mrkonjic said in Moscow that Serbia’s infrastructure priorities are the completion of road and railway Corridors...

What is new on the Russian utility scene? What are the newest projects and investments and which technologies are leading the way?

  Federal Grid Company, the world’s largest power transmission company and Host Utility of Smart Utilities Russia, is in the process of creating a...

RTB Bor’s Nine-Month Copper Output Rises 25%, Meets Target

  RTB Bor, Serbia’s sole copper miner and smelter, said its nine-month output increased 25 percent to 21,108 tons of copper, in line...

Serbia’s EPS, Shenzhen Energy Plan EU2 Billion Projects

 Elektroprivreda Srbije, Serbia’s power monopoly, agreed with Shenzhen Energy Group Co. and China Environmental Energy Co. to develop a thermal plant, a...

Over EUR 500 million to modernize electric network

 EUR 503 million will be spent to modernize the electric energy distribution system in Serbia over the next ten years, said President of...
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Serbia’s EPS and consortium of Chinese companies sign Protocol on cooperation

 Serbia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic said that political relations between Serbia and China are extraordinary and they are at their...

Spain looks to invest in renewable energy sources

 The government and Energy Agency of Catalonia and several Spanish companies decided on Wednesday to constitute a group for presentation on Serbia's...

Call to invest in Serbian electric energy

 Assistant to the Serbian Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Milutin Prodanovic on Wednesday in Barcelona urged Spanish companies to invest in the...

Around 10.000 new jobs in renewable energy sector

 Energy advisor to the Serbian prime minister Petar Skundric announced on Friday that around 10.000 people could directly get jobs in the ...
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