Renewables

Study reveals exceptional groundwater energy

Published

June 17, 2015

Country

Comments

comments icon

0

Share

Published:

June 17, 2015

Country:

Comments:

comments icon

0

Share

The city of Novi Pazar has the greatest potential in Serbia in geothermal sector, results of a six-month research showed.

The study on potential utilization of local groundwater was presented at a public event, attended by mayor Meho Mahmutović and ambassador of Kuwait Yousef Ahmad Abdulsamad, regional radio-television’s portal said.

What was found in Novopazarska banja (spa) and Rajčinovića banja is just an indicator of proper temperatures in the depth, on the territory of the city of Novi Pazar, the chief author of the study Dejan Milenić said, as quoted in the report on Rtvnp.rs. The associate professor in Belgrade’s Faculty of Mining and Geology added research should be continued.

The study of groundwater, geothermal potential and possibility for utilization consists of three books on 400 pages with maps and supplements by the seven-member team from the Faculty of Mining and Geology.

Related Articles

Establishing a Robust Transmission Grid: The Essential Role of Balkan TSOs in the Green Transition

Balkan TSOs face green transition challenge: grids must keep pace with energy shift

18 May 2026 - Investments in grids, digitalization, and energy storage are key to ensuring security of electricity supply amid rapid decarbonization, representatives of regional TSOs said at Belgrade Energy Forum (BEF 2026)

serbia eu region bef 2026 energy ministers panel cooperation western balkans

Western Balkan energy ministers: Alternative supply routes, regional cooperation are key to energy security

15 May 2026 - Energy ministers from Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia met at Belgrade Energy Forum 2026

Energy companies confront dual mandate keeping supply secure while accelerating green transition BEF 2026

Energy companies in Western Balkans confront dual mandate – keeping supply secure while accelerating green transition

13 May 2026 - Companies in the region have challenges in energy security, decarbonization and digitalization, and the key is investing in production, the grid and batteries, according to the panel on power system transition at Belgrade Energy Forum 2026

serbia eu region bef 2026 jelena matejic ems renewables grid connection

Matejić: Serbia’s grid to integrate 12 GW of renewables in next six years

12 May 2026 - Jelena Matejić, General Manager of Elektromreža Srbije, took part in a panel on transmission grids at Belgrade Energy Forum 2026