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The basis of the energy policy is incorporated in Serbian Energy Law and Energy Development Strategy up to 2015.

Serbian Energy Policy sets out three crucial elements of sustainable development

  • Competitive energy markets

  • Environment protection

  • Energy efficiency and use of renewables

Energy Development Strategy document contains six parts:

  • Assessment of Serbian energy sector, energy consumption and production, national resources, constraints

  • Basic elements of Energy Development Strategy up to 2015 with objectives, priorities, program instruments, described in detail

  • Forecasts of energy needs up to 2015

    • Macroeconomic assumptions of economical and industrial development

    • energy demand determinations per consumption sectors and fuels

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