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Serbia will become a first-class transit zone of renewable energy sources

 

Serbia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic said that the region of South East Europe will become in several years a first-class transit zone of renewable energy sources, and thus also a catalyst of energy stability in this part of the world.

In his speech, which Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Zoran Vujic read on his behalf at the meeting “Conference for South East Europe – Oil and Gas 2011”, Jeremic said that Serbia with its extensive capacity for the production of renewable energy sources has a special place in the area.

Source balkans.com

 

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