Serbia''s EPS commissions Kostolac B3 coal plant
After seven years of construction, Chinese contractor CMEC handed over the Kostolac B3 coal-fired thermal power plant to state
Serbia''s EPS starts trial operation of its Petka PV
Petka is one of the first PV facilities in the Western Balkans on former coal exploitation locations. In addition, the construction of the
Serbia''s EPS commissions Kostolac B3 coal plant of 350 MW
After seven years of construction, Chinese contractor CMEC handed over the Kostolac B3 coal-fired thermal power plant to state-owned EPS. It is the Serbian company''s
Serbia''s energy future: Balancing coal and
In conclusion, Serbia''s energy future will likely be a gradual transition: phasing out old coal plants while simultaneously building
Why Serbia cannot quickly abandon coal: The system-flexibility
A comprehensive study referenced by serbia-energy concluded that Serbia would require at least 2.5–3 GW of new wind and solar plus significant storage to safely
Fortis Energy Launches 110 MWp Solar + Storage Project in Serbia
This hybrid solar and storage project represents a strategic investment aimed at enhancing grid reliability, integrating renewable energy, and reducing dependence on fossil
TURNING COAL PLANTS INTO STORAGE ASSETS
28 December 2021, Belgrade – The recent collapse of the coal based energy system in Serbia, debunks the popular myth of coal''s reliability. On December 12, 2021, the electricity production
Serbia''s energy future: Balancing coal and renewables
In conclusion, Serbia''s energy future will likely be a gradual transition: phasing out old coal plants while simultaneously building flexible, renewable-based capacity, supported by
Wind energy from depleted coal mines in Serbia
Electricity from the Serbian town of Kostolac will soon come with the help of wind and not only coal, thanks to the support of the
Wind energy from depleted coal mines in Serbia
Electricity from the Serbian town of Kostolac will soon come with the help of wind and not only coal, thanks to the support of the European Union. The wind farm, situated one
Energy transition in Serbia: Strategic plans for sustainable power
In the next 25 to 30 years, Serbia will have to replace its coal-based power plants, which currently have a capacity of about 4,000 megawatts. This will require a fundamental
Digging for megawatts – coal mines, lignite basins and the future
Annual sustaining CAPEX in Serbia''s lignite mines runs well into the tens of millions of euros for equipment overhauls and environmental projects alone, while cash OPEX covers
Serbia – coal mines eye second life as 182 MW solar hubs
Discover cutting-edge solar innovations and strategies for optimizing energy storage, enhancing mobility, and boosting self-consumption efficiency.
Serbia''s EPS starts trial operation of its Petka PV plant on coal
Petka is one of the first PV facilities in the Western Balkans on former coal exploitation locations. In addition, the construction of the Kostolac B3 coal plant in the same