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2012 year of big investment into energy sector of Serbia

In 2012 big investments are expected in the field of energy supply in Serbia, and at issue is the building of small hydro power plants all over the country, as well as gas thermal power plant in Novi Sad and the completion of the capital reconstruction of the refinery in Pancevo. Besides those, also planned are the projects for energy production from renewable sources.

The cycle of investments in the Serbian economy has commenced, whether it is reconstruction of old or realization of new projects, but the economic crisis and recession have greatly affected the dynamics of those investments. As recently stated by prime minister

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