Ministry of
Environmental Protection

OBLAST: Decarbonisation

SOLUTIONS FOR GREEN TRANSITION OF SERBIA

WASTE MANAGEMENT WITH GREEN ENERGY

The solution of the regional landfill in Subotica aims to improve waste management practises, increase energy efficiency, and reduce industrial emissions. The solution includes the installation of a solar power…
Ongoing

SWEET GREEN ENERGY

This company produces frozen biscuits, cakes, pastries and sweets and exports to the demanding markets of the European Union and the United States of America. The company's team consists mainly…
Completed Finished

FROM WASTE SLUDGE TO BIOGAS

The cardboard Factory "Umka" is the largest recycler of paper and cardboard waste in Serbia. The company operates as a facility with significant impact on the environment (Integrated Pollution Prevention…
Ongoing

SUSTAINABLE DISTRICT HEATING

This solution aims to reduce pollution and energy consumption in Niš by introducing new, environmentally friendly technologies in several heating plants. The Majakovski heating plant introduces an innovative system for…
Ongoing

GREEN FDU

The solution involves the construction of a 150 kW solar power plant on the roof of the faculty building, which will contribute to reducing CO2 emissions by 190 tonnes per…
Ongoing

FROM HARMFUL FUMES TO GREEN ENERGY

This company manufactures packaging for the food, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. This process employs solvent-based technologies that emit substances during evaporation and are harmful to the environment and human health.…
Finished

SOLAR CATAMARAN “E-CAT X”

“Kayak House” manufactures and sells catamarans, motorboats, and kayaks. The solution envisages the construction of a solar catamaran for navigation on Serbian rivers and lakes, especially in areas where boats…
Finished

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This portal was developed within the “EU for Green Agenda in Serbia ” project. This initiative, with the technical and financial support of the European Union and in partnership with the Ministry of Environmental Protection, is implemented by UNDP in cooperation with the Embassy of Sweden and the European Investment Bank (EIB), with additional financial resources provided by the governments of Sweden, Switzerland and Serbia.