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Serbia to Invest € 10bn in Energy Sector

Published: July 12, 2013; 13:41 · (Vindobona)

Serbia will invest € 10 bn in the development of the energy sector in the next eight years.

Serbia to Invest € 10bn in Energy Sector / Picture: © Flickr

Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic has announced that in the next eight years Serbia will invest € 10bn in the development of the energy sector, thus making a new investment unit. At the conference “South Stream – Evolution of Gas Lines”, Dacic has said that in the next three years € 3bn will be invested in the oil sector, € 2bn in renewable sources, and another € 2bn in…

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