Serbia: Modernization cycle in thermal power plants, EU warns on “shut down” 1.095 megawatts by 2027th, the report
Published on December 25, 2013 7:14 am
Due to EU regulations Serbia need to shut down thermal power plants or to enable them technologically for production on some ecological fuel by 2027th. More than a quarter of production must be “green energy” by 2020th, and that costs money wich are lacking now. Loans for modernization of thermal power plants and financial mechanisms needs to be developed as Serbia gets its 70% of electricity from coal fired power plants.
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