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Chinese companies Shanghai Fengling Renewables and Zijin Mining Group (SHA:601899) are considering a potential investment in a 1,500-MW hybrid wind and solar project to produce green…

The Chinese company Shanghai Fengling Renewable is interested in investments in the production and storing of energy produced from renewable sources in Serbia, especially green hydrogen,…

Foreign influence might be a critical external force that maintains the current status quo of the energy transition, is one of the key findings of the…

The Serbian government plans to work with Chinese firms Shanghai Fengling Renewable and Zidjin Mining Group to develop a renewable hybrid solar and wind power plant…

From July 2022, Serbia increased monthly coal imports by tenfold, and until August 2023, it paid 567.5 million euros for coal imports. In just the first…

A coal depot at the ‘Nikola Tesla A’ power plant while the second power plant ‘Nikola Tesla B’ in the background, near Obrenovac, 40km west of…

Chinese company HBIS GROUP is set to pioneer the use of hydrogen as an energy source in its Serbian iron and steel plant, marking a historic…

Construction of an oil pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary will be finished by 2028, according to Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Djedovic. She explained that…

On September 22nd, the European Commission and the Government of Serbia signed a letter of intent to initiate work on a strategic partnership in the areas…

The contracts between Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) and Vetrozelena, which is owned by the companies PowerChina and CWP, are the first contracts based on the first auction…