Solar boom in Serbia: more than 100 MW of solar power plants on roofs
Rooftop solar power plants installed by households and companies in Serbia were a rarity until a few months ago
KOSTT and Elektrosever reach deal on supplying Serb consumers in Kosovo*
Licensing of the company Elektrosever in Kosovo* was foreseen by the agreement between Kosovo* and Serbia on energy from 2013
Serbia’s coal plant Kostolac B3 to come online in September 2023
Head of the Kostolac B3 project Željko Lazović said Serbia's power utility EPS would put the coal power unit into operation next September
EPS’ transformation through development of new renewables capacities guarantees secure electricity supply in Serbia
If the State wants to continue implementing the model of secure electricity supply at an affordable price, it will have to support a serious transformation of EPS and the renewal of its production capacities
Serbia has three key development areas in green electricity sector
Balkan Green News Editor Branislava Jovičić says the key areas are private investments, state-owned utility EPS and citizens and companies with PV systems for own consumption
EPS sets investment plan for renewables portfolio
Elektroprivreda Srbije is negotiating joint ventures, and to provide balancing services and purchase energy from private companies
How to unlock and accelerate investments in solar and wind in Serbia: proposal for new auction model
In an interview with Balkan Green Energy News, Professor Željko Đurišić from the School of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade revealed his stance on the main issues affecting the energy sector
Democratic Party demands parliamentary inquiry: who is responsible for outages in EPS?
As a result of the outages, Serbia became a major importer of electricity and spent EUR 650 million since last winter