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Wood pellet market in Serbia

 

The wood pellet market in Serbia has been in development since 2006. An increase in oil derivate prices and the fact that pellets can be produced in Serbia without expected high investment cost provides a good basis and perspective for this domain.

The first significant contribution to an increase in pellet consumption came from Belgrade Power Plants in the heating season 2008/2009. In two plants 10,000 tons of pellets are used instead of fuel oil. At the moment

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