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Meeting the UAE Consensus: The world needs three times more wind farms and 35 times more geothermal energy A tripling of renewable energy capacity to 11.2 TW requires an average annual growth of 1,044 GW from 2024 to 2030, representing an annual growth rate of 16.4%, one of the conclusions of the report “Meeting the […]

In Serbia, the concept of consumer-producer, where households become active participants in the energy system, is gaining more and more importance. According to the data of the Elektrodistribucija Srbije, there are currently 2,811 households in the Register of Buyers-Producers that function as prosumers. These households not only consume electricity, but also produce it, usually through

In the third quarter of this year, 13 European countries ordered wind turbines with a capacity of 4.3 GW, which is 13% less than in the previous quarter and a decrease of 9% compared to the same period last year, according to a new report by WindEurope, the European association for wind energy which RES

Fortis Energy Serbia is the Eastern European headquarters of Fortis Renewable Energy BV. As a prominent renewable energy investor, Fortis Energy Serbia focuses on solar, wind, and biogas power plant investments across Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro. Their operations are dedicated to expanding sustainable energy solutions within the region, aligning with Fortis Renewable Energy BV’s

Siemens Energy d.o.o Beograd is the regional leader in providing electricity generation and transmission solutions, as well as decarbonisation projects in the process industry, with the growing share of energy produced from renewable sources. Local team of around 200 people is involved in the construction of power plants, gas infrastructure, electrical networks and cyber security.

Manager of RES Serbia, Danijela Isailović, spoke at Solarplaza Summit Balkans in Zagreb. The Solarplaza Summit brought together more than 150 participants and over 30 speakers, including the manager of the Association RES Serbia, who participated in a panel discussion dedicated to strategic adaptations and new opportunities within the regulatory framework of the region. During

Zagreb will host the Solarplaza Summit Balkan 2024 on October 24, a key event for solar enthusiasts and professionals. This year, the Solarplaza Summit Balkan 2024 will bring together over 150 participants and more than 30 speakers, including Danijela Isailović, the manager of the Associoation RES Serbia, who will discuss strategic adaptations and new opportunities

Ministry of Mining and Energy of Republic of Serbia have opened public consultations for three regulations for the second round of auctions of the market premium for RES. Public consultation is in the process for the Proposal of the Regulation on Amendments to the Regulation on Market Premium and Feed-in Tariff, which lasts from Monday,

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) plans to continue modernizing its hydropower sector, which will further increase efficiency and extend the lifespan of existing facilities. These revitalizations are expected to bring around 200 million kilowatt-hours annually, focusing on four hydroelectric plants: “Vlasinska HE,” “Bistrica,” “Potpeć,” and “Đerdap 2.” At the panel discussion “The Role of EPS in Serbia’s

The Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia has published the guideline for investors named ‘RES Serbia Guidebook for Investors in Renewables in Serbia’ that was developed under the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) technical assistance. The guideline is intended for investors with aim of providing insight into currently available information, with a focus