Creating New Value – Special Edition Newsletter on recycling, renewable energy and ecology on June 13 on eKapija

The agreement on using ash in the construction of the highway between Belgrade and Cacak on Corridor 11 was signed recently at the Government of Serbia. The Ministry of Energy and Mining says that these are only the first steps, and there are 200 million tons of ash on the landfills, whereas additional six million are produced annually.

This is certainly an important date for energy in Serbia, but also for the entire economy, as creating new value from used materials is necessary. This is the focus of our new Special Edition Newsletter: Creating New Value – Recycling, Renewable Energy, Ecology.

The EU accession negotiations Chapter 27, pertaining to environmental protection, should be opened this year. Through this chapter, Serbia should adopt around 700 regulations, amounting to around 5,000 pages of European environmental standards. A complex system and current environmental problems require big changes and technical preparedness of all participants in the process.

New regulation have been announced, which will enable investors to invest in clean energy projects in a free market. From 2018 till 2020, a new system of support to renewable energy sources (RES) will be prepared in line with the latest recommendations of the Energy Community and oriented towards market principles.

The newsletter will discuss biofuel and energy (pellets, forest waste, electricity from waste waters), renewable energy sources (SHPP, wind farms), recycling, construction and landfill management, energy efficiency, reducing industrial pollution, reducing noise, transport and storage of hazardous matters and medical waste, ecological packaging and waste water treatment.

The Special Edition Newsletter “Creating New Value – Recycling, Renewable Energy, Ecology” is an ideal place to recommend your company, services or products for these big projects, which will take place over the next several years.

We will talk to all relevant interviewees in this area – representatives of the ministries of mining, agriculture and environmental protection, representatives of companies, experts in this field, as well as members of relevant associations and organizations.

We will look for answers to the following questions: Which environmental protection projects are active on the state level, and which on the local level? What incentives can recyclers expect? What are Serbia's potentials in creating energy with the help of geothermal waters, wind and biomass? How can new value be created from waste?

We will talk to representatives of contractors, providers of equipment, companies with the machinery, technology and solutions, insurance companies and banks, as well as consulting companies.

We invite you to join us. Write us at [email protected] or [email protected] of you want to be a part of our new Special Edition Newsletter, and make sure to send us your suggestions so that we could present the topic at hand as well as possible.

Previous Special Edition Newsletters can be found HERE.

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industrial pollution

reduction of noise

transport of hazardous matters

storage of medical waste

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