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Agreement on ecology projects at Kostolac signed
Date: February 2nd 2010 Author:
Dragan Obradović, Belgrade
Category: Articles
Topic: Electricity , Economy , Ecology
Topic: Electricity , Economy , Ecology
KfW financing environmental protection
On January 29, Elektroprivreda Srbije signed an important agreement with the consortium of the company Clyde Bergman and the companies GOSA Montaza and GOSA FOM, worth 17.85 million Euros. Forty per cent of the agreed sum will appertain to Serbian co...
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News from theme: Economy
- Public-private partnerships to fund energy projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bulgarian business sector calls for listing of energy monopolists on stock exchange
- Managers from Italy took over duties in Elektroprivreda Crne Gore
- Energy efficiency is a priority for EIB financing in Moldova
- Barbara Morton: Green Public Procurement is not more expensive
- Bulgaria’s gas connections with Romania and Greece financed in 2010
- EIB grants Serbia a 200 million Euro loan
- Romania to receive 50 million Euros from EIB
- 15 billion Euros for investments in Croatia's energy sector by 2020
- Belene financing scheme veiled in mystery
News from theme: Electricity
- EPS to become a public limited company in 2010
- Hydropower plant and two thermal plants to be built in Federation BiH
- Bulgarian business sector calls for listing of energy monopolists on stock exchange
- Managers from Italy took over duties in Elektroprivreda Crne Gore
- RAE denies irregularities in the electricity bills in Montenegro
- Lamborghini might start manufacturing electric cars in Montenegro
- Activities in Republika Srpska for joint hydro energy projects with Serbia and Italy
- Preparations for establishing power exchange in Serbia ever more obvious, the latter to become a regional exchange later on
- Bulgaria’s gas connections with Romania and Greece financed in 2010
- EPS will get loans for smart meters
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