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Summary of official Serbia energy sector middle-long term investment cycle plans and type of financing

Cycle overview including power generation facilities ( power plants coal and hydro power plants), gas sector, district heating sector, mining industry

The generation and consumption of electricity in Serbia has been balanced in the last several years. The Energy Sector Development Strategy of the Republic of Serbia by 2015, and its annex study, indicates an electricity shortage from the year 2011 due to the increase in electricity consumption in households and industrial plants and because of economic recovery.

It is estimated that necessary investments in the electricity sector by 2015 are as follows: so as to keep the level of current generation

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