Spanish company Navitacum to bring investments in solar parks in Serbia

The Spanish company Navitacum will make efforts to bring an investor for RES projects in Serbia, and large companies from Spain, Switzerland and the EU are already interested, it was emphasized during the signing of the agreement on cooperation at the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia.

The agreement on cooperation in exploring solar capacities of Serbia was signed by Igor Popovic, the director of the Sector of Business Associations at the CCIS, and Francisco Gonzalez, the director of Navitacum, the CCIS says in a press release.

According to the International Renewable Energy Agency, Serbia has a far higher number of hours of sunlight a day than most European countries, and the best conditions are in the southeast part of our country, which makes it an attractive destination for large global investors in this field, it was emphasized on this occasion.

Gonzalez pointed out that large companies from Spain and other EU states, as well as Switzerland, were interested in investing in solar parks in Serbia.

– In cooperation with the competent institutions, the CCIS will prepare a study of the production capacities and degree of representation of all the forms of renewable energy sources in Serbia, especially the solar energy – Popovic said.

The use of solar energy reduces the consumption of energy for the production of heating based on fossil fuels, which would allow Serbia to considerably reduce its annual emissions of carbon dioxide.

The Spanish company is not interested in state subsidies and will instead propose different models of attracting investors for projects of construction of RES facilities in the country.

Privredna komora Srbije

Navitacum

International Renewable Energy Agency

Igor Popović

Francisco Gonzalez

solar energy

renewable energy sources

production of heating