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Coal mining industry conference MAREN, thermal power plants in Serbia dependant on lignite exploration

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Strategy for the development of coal production on open pit mines was introduced on the mining experts conference in Lazarevac, the event MAREN. European and local experts have exchanged the experiences related to maintenance of mining equipment and environmental protection.

In Cultural Centre in Lazarevac, on June 6th-9th was held 10th

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