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Serbia Energy Business serves as marketing and business development platform for market entrance consultancy services. As business promotion tool Serbia Energy Business bridges the gaps and replies to raising interest for Serbian market – for production outsourcing, export and import, sales and distribution etc.

Market entrance consultancy services are divided into several starting categories covering all major areas of interest with cost benefit solutions.

Serbia Energy Business covers industry news, projects, opportunities and market trends. Serbia Energy Magazine is the premium source of Energy & Power Generation Industry news from Serbia and markets of Balkans.

Serbia Energy Business Magazine promotes investment and business development in the Republic of Serbia as an integral part of our corporate activities. Our corporate business development mandate encourages our participation in selected ventures as a

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