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Electric Power of Serbia EPS – Investments, report 2010/2011

Reliance on Own Funds and Knowledge

In 2010, 31.3 billion dinars was invested, out of which own funds were even 27.4 billion dinars, but the foreign investments for the implementation of capital projects were still encouraged, including direct foreign investments for the incorporation of project companies.

Basic strategic and investment activities in 2010 in Public Enterprise Electric Power Industry of Serbia were marked by continuation of the investment projects initiated in the previous period, along with the significant activities in relation to the beginning of the construction of new generating capacities through strategic partnerships with foreign companies.

PE EPS had investments 31.3 billion dinars worth in 2010.

The structure of invested funds was as follows: own funds

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