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By changing Article 67, Paragraph 2 of the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources (“Official Gazette 35/23), the transmission system operator now publishes the locations of power plants that are in the process of connection to the transmission network. Namely, it is known that due to the hyperproduction of connection requests, there were […]

Chairman of the Management Board of the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia, Miloš Colić, spoke last night at the ceremonial opening of the 36th CIGRE Council organized by the Serbian National Committee. Colić said that CIGRE is a model for us as an Association, both in terms of expertise, as well as in terms

Danijela Isailović, manager of the Association RES Serbia, will be a speaker at the regional panel within the conference “SUNNY DAYS 2023”, which will be organized by RES Croatia on May 25th and 26th at the Bluesun Hotel Elaphusa in Bol on Brač. The conference is dedicated to the development of projects using solar energy

PRANGL SERBIA d.o.o. Beograd, an independent sales unit of one of the leading European companies in the field of heavy construction equipment rental and heavy cargo transportation, is a new regular member of the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia. Prangl is a family-owned company founded in 1965, which started its business with crane rental

Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia joined the membership of the European association SolarPower Europe. SolarPower Europe is a European association for solar energy that brings together more than 280 different companies and organizations from the solar energy sector, which since its establishment has successfully advocated solar energy solutions, leads communication with European policy makers

The National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Law on Amendments to the Law on the use of renewable energy sources, which enables the introduction of new capacities for the production of electricity from renewable sources into the power system in a way that will not jeopardize the safety of its operation, the

Danijela Isailovic, the manager of the Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia Association (RES Serbia), which, as per her words, links the private sector, international financial institutions and the Serbian government, discussed the following topics with eKapija – what the biggest obstacles are to producing more energy from the renewable energy sources in Serbia and why

World Renewable Energy Day is traditionally celebrated on April 26th. The main goal of marking this very important date is to raise awareness about the importance of research and the very application of renewable energy sources – wind, sun, water, biomass and geothermal sources. On April 26, 1986, a nuclear disaster occurred in Chernobyl. For

The latest IPCC report states that there is no way to keep global warming to 1.5 degrees without eliminating the CO2 already in our atmosphere. It is unlikely that natural solutions alone will be sufficient. Technological solutions for CO2 removal must be radically upgraded at the same time. So why isn’t everyone talking about removing

Nenad Jovanović, senior consultant at LDK Consultants, a regular member of the Association, represented the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia and the company LDK Consultants at the webinar “Opportunities in the Serbian Energy Sector”. On the topic of the existing infrastructure in Serbia, which is necessary to implement the energy transition, Nenad Jovanović stated