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About the future of gas-steam blocks in Serbia, The efficiency paves the way

In order to make the price of electricity from CHP power plants competitive, the price of electricity in Serbia has to stop being a social category. Not just gas prices, but also the costs of investments and return on capital are very important for the construction of new gas-steam blocks.

Last summer, we have decided to make an interview with Vitomir Kravarusic (who used to be director of

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