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For renewable energy projects in Serbia more than 150 million euros

 

Investment projects all over Serbia in the field of renewable energy and energy efficiency that were presented yesterday in Kragujevac worth more than $ 150 million, announced yesterday from the office of Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Verica Kalanovic. As stated, this is from 70,000 to 90 million euros per project.

Verica Kalanovic, at the opening of the event said that Serbia has great potential when it comes to alternative energy sources such as wind, solar, geothermal and hydropower.

Klanovic said she would insist that the government strongly supports the implementation of these projects with higher subsidies, saying that it is important to change legislation to make energy efficiency projects

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