EPS
Electricity has become more expensive: How to get a discount?
As of today, electricity prices are higher for households and small customers by 6,6 percent, and the zones have also changed. How to get a discount on your electricity bill
Electric distribution of Serbia
Elektrodistribucija promises: Nis will be the first city with all smart meters
Elektrodistribucija Srbije continues with the action of replacing meters, which will provide a total of 960.000 smart meters on the network by the end of 2026
Electricity
Despite the price increase, the price of electricity in Serbia will be "one of the lowest in Europe"
The average price of electricity will be higher than the existing average price by 6,6 percent
Energy Industry
Vučić will (not) reduce the price of electricity for pensioners
The President of Serbia brags about reducing the price of electricity for pensioners. Nevertheless, he mentions the discount that already exists, and nowhere does he give a letter about the electricity price increase in October
Montenegro
Project Solari: Solar energy for households with zero costs
Why doesn't Serbia follow the example of Montenegro and adopt a model according to which households can easily and almost without any costs within the framework of a state project get access to installations for the production of solar energy
Electricity
New economy: Vučić confirmed that the price of electricity is rising
From October, the threshold for entering the most expensive, red zone in terms of electricity consumption, will be reduced from 1.600 kWh to 1.200 kWh, confirmed Aleksandar Vučić. It still remains a mystery why the President of the Republic announces such things
Electric power industry of Serbia
EPS: Everyone can decide through which bank to pay the bill
The transition to electricity billing through commercial bank current accounts has no consequences for customers, announced Elektroprivreda Srbije
Current
The new economy: Double bills for electricity - Elektrodistribucija's blunders continue
Due to an error by Elektrodistribucija, consumers received double, changed electricity bills. Now they have to pay the difference
Unusual accident
Kosovo: Electricity killed a bear, village near Zubin Potok without electricity
The bear's corpse was found in the village of Zagulj in the municipality of Zubin Potok at the place where the electric wires fell. The animal was killed by electricity, and the village was left without electricity
Solar potential of Serbia
Photovoltaic systems should be built on the roofs of residential buildings
We can install almost seven gigawatts of solar capacity on the roofs of our buildings, which is a lot. If we used all the potential of residential roofs alone, we could cover a fifth of the total annual electricity production in Serbia
Electric power industry of Serbia
New economy: Increase in the price of electricity for businessmen
The price of electricity for the economy so far, in the previous year, amounted to 94 euros per megawatt-hour
Energy Industry
New Economy: Dramatic decline in EPS profits
The new management of EPS, led by Dušan Živković, predicted a profit of 54 billion dinars, while the profit at the end of last year was more than twice as low
Newspapers in consumption
New economy: What does a dynamic electricity tariff mean?
For consumers who choose this system, the one that existed for decades - cheaper electricity at night and more expensive during the day - is being abolished. Instead, they will pay for electricity at the prices they are on the stock market
Consumer rights
Complaints about electricity bills should be submitted in writing
The appeal must be supported by some legal regulations. If it is done orally, the officers are able to say anything just to "unhook" the debtor. says Dejan Gavrilović, president of the consumer association Eftekfi
Electricity
In one day, Serbia imported 30 percent of the total electricity consumption
On Tuesday, September 10, Serbia at one point imported electricity in the amount of a third of the daily consumption. Experts warn that we should think about winter, and the President of Serbia announces a solution by digging more coal
Energy Industry
Irrational management of EPS: Export cheap, import expensive
Serbia's electricity system is not stable because EPS was forced to import 40 percent of electricity in July. How the energy system is managed shows that Elektroprivreda exports electricity when it is cheap, and imports it when it is expensive
The energy future of Serbia
Policy of price increases and delayed reforms
Aleksandar Vučić and Siniša Mali, who essentially took over the management of the entire energy system of Serbia, do not want to tell the citizens either the real situation or their real intentions when it comes to the energy future of Serbia. They talk about it in principle, they talk about the green transition, about large investments, but nothing concrete is known or seen except for the increase in electricity bills.