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The round table "Is there a Serbian coal for new power plant"

The round table “Is there a Serbian coal for new power plant on Tuesday 19th April Journal Balkanmagazin organized, and the conference are expected to attend the Minister of Environment, Mining and prostronog Planning Oliver Dulic and Minister for Infrastructure and Energy Milutin, said the organizer.

He also announced the participation of the Deputy Minister of Mines in the Ministry of Environment, Mining and prostronog planning Zlatko Dragosavljevic, President of the Board EPS Ace Markovic, General Directoire EPS Dragomir Markovic, Director of the Strategy and Investment EPS Slobodan Mitrovic.

Organizers have announced the participation of directors PD EPS Thermal power stations and mines Kostolac Dragan Jovanovic, the director PD EPS Mining Kolubara Nebojsa Ceran, director of PD EPS Plant Nikola Tesla Petar Knezevic, President of the Energy Agency Ljuba Macic, representatives of companies that have shown interest to build power plants in Serbia, representatives of chambers of commerce, professional.

In how many coal Serbia can count on for power generation, can all these reserve accounts to EPS, as emigration Vreoci causes the construction of new power plants, is the opening of new mines are adequately regulated by laws and regulations, as are coal-fired power plant cost in the light of more stringent environmental regulations, on which the EU insists, are among the issues that will participant’s try to respond.

Source serbia-energy.com

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