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Serbia's first 6 MW of installed wind farm is scheduled to become operational in the end of 2011

Wind power is expected to become a significant part of the renewable energy portfolio in Serbia in the future but the first...

Energy Legislation in Serbia

Laws The Energy Law (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, No. 84/04) Law on Pipeline Transportation of Gaseous and Liquid Hydrocarbons and Distribution of...

Permits and Licenses Renewable Energy Projects Serbia

ISSUING OF ENERGY PERMITSMinistry of Mining and Energy is responsible for issuing of energy permits in line with the procedure described in...

RES Policy Targets

Basic objectives of the Program in the

Small Hydro Power Plants

The energy potential of low water flow streams suitable for constructed of small hydro power plants (SHPP), amounts to 0.4 million toe...
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Biomass

Government of Serbia adopted Biomass Action Plan (BAP) in July 2010 (OJ 56/2010). The aim of the Biomass Action Plan (BAP) is ...

Serbian Support Mechanisms and feed-in conditions for electricity from renewable energy sources

Feed-in tariffs per kilowatt hour of electricity, generated from renewables or CHP are as follows:

German RWE interested in building hydroelectric power plants on the Velika Morava river

Serbian Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic stated yesterday (August 24, 2010) in Berlin, after the meeting of the Business Council of...

GAZPROM: Gas prices to double prior to 2012

Gazprom's Vice President Aleksandar Medvedev assessed that, prior to 2012, the prices of gas would reach the level from before the crisis. In an...
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