Serbia’s state-owned utility EPS joins Montenegrin Power Exchange
Serbia's state-owned coal and electricity producer has become the eleventh participant in the Montenegrin Power Exchange
Serbia Zijin Copper preparing plan to reduce emissions, switch to renewables
The company is heavily criticized as one of the biggest polluters in Serbia, particularly of air
Serbian electrical engineering students reach finals again in prestigious IFEC contest
The H-Bridges team from the School of Electrical Engineering in Serbia again reached the finals of the global IFEC competition
District heating’s role in balancing renewables in focus of Belgrade Energy Forum 2023
BEF 2023 is a meeting point for the leaders of Southeastern Europe’s energy transition. It will be held on May 8-9.
Serbia’s EPS revives its first solar project
The decision to repeat a call for the solar power plant Petka is yet another proof that Elektroprivreda Srbije is on the road to recovery
Government of Serbia to replace polluting heating boilers
Serbia intends to replace coal- and heating oil–fired boilers and furnaces in all public institutions with cleaner solutions, where possible
Serbia’s largest solar power plant, 9.9 MW, put into operation
Solar power plant DeLasol in Lapovo came online. With its 9.9 MW, it is the biggest in Serbia. It consists of 17,980 bifacial panels.
Serbia changes statute of its coal, power utility EPS to turn it into joint stock company
The Supervisory Board of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) changed the state-owned coal and power utility's statute today