Security of the Serbian energy system is based on coal, because 70 percent of current country receives its combustion.
The construction of power plants includes the opening of a new coal mine. “We are already preparing Radljevo mine that will follow the new units in Obrenovac and Kolubara. EPS calculated that after three years of delays tenders finally get a strategic partner for the job.
For a country, now is the most important expansion of “Fields D“ in Kolubara. If we dont start moving of Vreoci settlement by june, Serbia might face shortages in coal and finally in electricity.
“We expect that relevant institutions provide the conditions for this works in May, otherwise the problem will not only have Kolubara, but the EPS, and I would say the Republic of Serbia, and then we are facing a large import of coal in the next few years, “ said Mr. Nebojsa Ceran, the general director of Kolubara Mines .
Source capital.ba
