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In 2023, renewable energy was the largest source of electricity in the EU, with a 44.7 percent share in total electricity production than from fossil fuels, the European service Eurostat announced. Reduced demand for fossil fuels RES are responsible for 1.21 MWh, which is an increase of 12.4 percent compared to 2022. The largest investments

The manager of OIE Serbia, Danijela Isailović, spoke at the ceremonial opening of the Energy Conference, which is being held this week in Zlatibor, organized by the Association of Energy Workers of Serbia. The international conference ENERGY 2024 is being held in a year in which the positive effects of the decarbonization of energy, transport

Representatives of the Association of Renewable Energy Serbia, manager of Renewable Energy Serbia Danijela Isailović, and members of the Board of the Association met today with the Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović. The meeting discussed the situation in the RES sector, the implementation of projects that participated in the auctions for the

Global Wind Day, which is celebrated every year on June 15 to raise awareness of the importance of wind energy for the energy transition and a greener planet, welcomes the world with the information that the cumulative power of wind farms has exceeded 1 TW, making 2023 the best year for wind so far. Serbia

As part of the European Sustainable Development Week, which has been organized in Serbia since 2011, the Energy Day Serbia event was held. The organizers of the meeting were Energoprojekt ENTEL and the Society of Thermal Workers of Serbia, with the support of the Serbian Committee of the World Energy Council. The purpose of the

Manager of RES Serbia Danijela Isailović participated in the annual meeting of the Director of National Associations – members of the WindEurope, held in Paris. The main topics discussed during the meeting were: market development and competitiveness of the European supply chain, the design of the electricity, the support of the European Investment Bank and

Manager of RES Serbia Danijela Isailović participated in the conference “Application of renewable energy sources and energy efficient solutions in industry in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina”, held in Belgrade. The event was organized by the German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce, under the auspices of the Ministry of Economy and Climate Protection of the Federal Republic

If Serbia sets a goal of reducing energy from fossil fuels to 15 percent by 2050, it will have to invest $ 9.5 billion, according to the World Bank Office in Serbia, which could be heard during the conference “Energy Transition of Serbia – Innovation and Implementation”. The conference, which summed up the possibilities and