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Eco loans in Serbia

 

Energy efficiency is good for the climate, and its a money-saver, too. Those are two major arguments in favor of companies switching over to energy-saving technologies – something that is being done in Serbia.

 

Modernization in that country’s energy sector is urgently needed; energy usage is rising fast, but the sector is plagued by inefficiencies. Now, partnered with Serbian partner banks such as ProCredit, German government-owned KfW bank is offering low-cost loans to local companies that either switch over to renewable energy sources or implement energy-efficiency measures.

 

One example is

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