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On June 30, 2022, the Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Decree on Amendments and Supplements to the Decree on Criteria, Conditions and Method of Calculation of Claims and Obligations between Buyers – Producers and Suppliers. The amendments to the decree regulate the case when the end customer does not deliver the excess

Source: WindEurope The EU Energy Ministers have agreed their position on changes to the Renewable Energy Directive and Energy Efficiency Directive, paving the way for faster build-out of renewables and streamlined permitting for wind farms. They agreed the Renewable Energy Directive should now include additional measures as proposed in the REPowerEU Action Plan to increase

A regular member of the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia, the company Eko Step Pellet from Petrovac na Mlavi, opened today a 1MW solar power plant on the roofs of its business facilities. Eco Step Pellet built a solar power plant for its own needs with the possibility of returning surpluses to the public

Manager of the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia held a presentation entitled “Renewable Energy Sources and Electromobility in Serbia as a Road to Carbon Neutrality” at the conference “Mobility 2022” in Ljubljana. At the invitation of the Institute for Strategic Issues and the media house “Delo”, Danijela Isailović spoke in the segment of the

Global Wind Day is celebrated around the world every June 15. We celebrated this year’s wind day in the Kovačica wind farm, in company of members of the Association RES Serbia, students from Singidunum University and special guests – elementary school students from Padina. Our host, and one of the founding companies of the Association,

Global Wind Day, as a holiday celebrated every June 15th in the world, is an exceptional opportunity to point out the importance of wind energy in the goals of achieving carbon neutrality, and energy security and independence of each country. Europe gets 16 percent of its electricity from wind energy, according to Wind Europe, whose

The management of the Association RES Serbia met in Belgrade with the Vice President of the EBRD, Alain Pilloux, and the Managing Director for Corporate Strategy of the EBRD, Carlos San Basilio. At the meeting were discussed current issues in the renewable energy sector, as well as the need to enter a new investment cycle

Manager of the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia, Danijela Isailović spoke at the first panel of the ,,Dani dobroga vjetra’’ conference in Dubrovnik. Danijela Isailović spoke about the situation in the RES sector in Serbia, as well as the challenges the region is facing. Giles Dickson (WindEurope), Grzegorz Zielinski (EBRD), Croatian State Secretary for