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What would be the impact of the lithium mine in Jadar on the environment? What consequences would lithium mining have on groundwater, watercourses, air, soil, and…

Data from the World Gold Council reveals that approximately 210,000 tons of gold have been extracted globally thus far, with a significant portion, around a quarter,…

“The Electric Power Company of Serbia (EPS) can be a catalyst for the introduction of hydrogen technologies, just as it played a pivotal role in economic…

Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a meeting with the winners of the Leaders of Russia competition, praised Gazprom Neft as the largest taxpayer in Serbia and emphasized its commitment to…

Engineering energy finance is a complex field that encompasses the planning, financing, and implementation of energy projects, from renewable energy installationsto traditional power plants. The transition of investments from planning…

Risk management in EPC(Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) projects for Renewable Energy Sources (RES) is a critical component for the successful delivery and operation of these projects. Given the increasing…

In Serbia, the completion and operational readiness of energy projects, such as power plants, renewable energy installations, and other infrastructure developments, are subject to rigorous technical acceptance processes. Additionally,…

In the Serbian construction industry, the design phase and project execution plans are critical components that guide the entire lifecycle of a construction project, from initial concept…

Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) management is a critical aspect of construction projects worldwide, including Serbia. The importance of HSE documents and their implementation in construction projects cannot be…

In Serbia, the supervision of construction works is a critical component governed by the Serbian legal framework, particularly under the Law on Planning and Construction (Zakon o planiranju i…