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Energy Potentials

Potential in Serbia

Biomass (2.6 million toe) Small hydro-power plants (1.600 GWh or 400.000 toe) Geothermal energy (185.000 toe) Solar energy (-) Wind energy (-)

Biomass

2.6 Mtoe
1.56 Mtoe agriculture
1.0 Mtoe woods
Potentials for biomass exploitation
2.6 million tones of oil equivalent
55% of Serbian territory is arable land
25 % of Serbian territory is under wood
Situation
Old and non efficient equipment
Priorities
Boilers on biomass fuel
The use of biomass as heat fuel
The use of liquid waste for bio-gas production

Geothermal Energy

Potential 100 locations with springs
Temperature: usually 30-60

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