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Serbia, The first residential community prosumer contract was signed

RES Serbia announced that on 5 December 2022, the first residential community prosumer contract was signed. The residential community Bokokotorska 34 from the city of Pancevo, with an installed power of 9.5 kW, was registered in the register of buyers-producers (prosumers) who are residential communities.

So far, 716 prosumers with a total installed capacity of 9.5 MW have been registered in the register of electricity buyers-producers in Serbia, of which 618 are household prosumers.

The largest registered prosumer in Serbia is the company Eko Step Pellet from Petrovac na Mlavi, with an installed capacity of 999.5 kW.

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