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Bigger Rights for Investors in Renewable Energy in Serbia

 

One of the main complaints of investors in renewable energy project development is weak coordination and bad network among ministries in Serbia. The competent ministry, for example, issues the energy permit, then the price of land on which the investor intends to build explode far above market rates.

Petar Skundric, Energy Advisor of Prime Minister of Serbia, said that in daily conversations with investors, they don

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