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Energy and mining potentials of Zlatibor region

 

West Serbia Zlatibor region provides excellent mining and energy projects potentials. The area has excellent hydro and mining locations available for exploration and long term investments. The region itself has an excellent tradition in both related sectors, the municipalities reformed the business environment into investor friendly locations. Article describes the hydro and mining potentials but as well the infrastructure questions important for such projects actual realization, showing the examples in existing power generation facilities operating in the are

Hydro potentials of Zlatibor region

Water streams of Zlatibor Region belong to Black Sea confluence, of West Morava and Drina hydrographic region. In the scope of west Morava region are rivers: Djetinja, Skarpez, Moravica and Rzav

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