Environmental protection and sustainable development in the focus of CEDEF event in Novi Sad

Recent announcements that Serbia may soon open Chapter 27 of the acquis have greatly influenced  local energy sector, which has seriously started considering and applying environmental standards in both current operations and plans for development. Only several days after the national utility company Elektroprivreda Srbije  (EPS) and the Environmental Protection Agency signed a contract on […]

EPS signs cooperation agreement with SEPA, part of its one-billion-euro efforts to reach EU environmental standards

Electric Power Industry of Serbia (EPS) and Serbian Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) signed an agreement on a long-term cooperation on monitoring impacts of EPS operations on the environment. This initiative is a part of one-billion-euro worth company efforts to reach EU environment standards and make its business sustainable. The agreement was signed by Milorad Grčić, […]

Biogas cogeneration plant opened in Botos

Company Bioelektra opened yesterday a biogas combined heat and power plant (CHP) in Botoš village near Zrenjanin in northeastern Serbia. The facility has a capacity of 0.6 MW, while it will reach 1.8 MW upon the completion of all three project phases. The first phase of the investment, worth EUR 2.5 million, was financed with a EUR 1.2 […]

Renewables October 5, 2016

La Piccolina wind farm project officially opened at Vršac

MK-Fintel Wind a.d. today launched its second wind farm in Serbia – La Piccolina. The investment of over EUR 10 million at a site in Zagajica near Vršac in northeastern Serbia has a total of 6.6 MW of installed capacity in two Vestas V-112 turbines. The company is a venture of the subsidiary of Fintel […]

Renewables October 3, 2016

EU to fund climate change strategy with EUR 1 million

The Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance (IPA) will contribute EUR 1 million to the production of a climate change strategy with an action plan for Serbia in an 18-month project. The endeavour was presented yesterday in the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (PKS), at a conference about climate change. The Ministry of Agriculture and […]

Serbia’s first wind park launched at Kula

MK-Fintel Wind a. d. officially opened its 9.9 MW wind power plant in the country’s northwest, after an investment of EUR 15 million. Energy minister Aleksandar Antić said on that occasion three directives will be adopted soon to define the new model for the power purchase agreement (PPA) in the field of renewable energy sources, […]

Renewables November 12, 2015