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Serbia: Public consultation launched for largest wind farm project

The Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection has initiated a public consultation on the draft spatial plan for the Samos wind farm,...

Serbia: Ministry denies usage permit for Kostolac B3 wet electrostatic filter amid EPS claims of operation

The Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure has once again denied the usage permit for the wet electrostatic filter at the new unit B3...

Serbia: Government sets six-month price caps on euro diesel and premium petrol

The Serbian Government has introduced a regulation setting maximum retail prices for Euro diesel and Euro premium BMB 95 petrol. The regulation outlines the...

Serbia: Resavica seeks approval for environmental impact assessment to expand Stavalj coal mine

The state-owned company Resavica has officially submitted a request to the Ministry of Environmental Protection for approval to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)...

Serbia: Banatski Dvor gas storage expansion set for completion by end of 2026

The Ministry of Mining and Energy has announced that the expansion of the Banatski Dvor underground gas storage facility will be completed by 31...

Serbia advances nuclear energy plans with long-term strategy and global partnerships

Serbia has completed a foundational technical assessment exploring how nuclear energy could support its peacetime electricity mix. The study, carried out with French experts...

Serbia: EPS launches trial phase of Petka solar power plant, boosts renewable push at Kostolac

The 10 MW Petka solar power plant has officially entered its trial phase, becoming the first solar facility to generate electricity at the Kostolac...

Serbia advances nuclear energy plans with new legal framework and expert coalition

Serbia is moving forward with its nuclear energy ambitions by amending its Energy Law and partnering with the Vinča Institute for Nuclear Sciences to...

Serbia to raise residential electricity prices by 7% under IMF agreement

Serbian households will face a minimum 7% electricity price increase by the end of September 2025, in line with commitments under the country’s IMF-supported...

Serbia: Electricity imports surge in 2024 amid rising demand and lower domestic generation

In 2024, Serbia experienced a notable increase in electricity consumption, coupled with a decline in domestic power generation, leading to a sharp rise in...
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