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PLANT FOR THE ENERGY UTILIZATION OF WASTE AND LANDFILL GAS

The company “Beo čista energija” is building a plant for the energy utilization of waste and polluting flue gas at the closed and rehabilitated Vinča landfill, which will reduce emissions of harmful substances and enable the reuse of useful substances from flue gases. In addition, a Visitor Center will be opened for the organization of various educational and promotional activities in the field of waste management and environmental protection.

Impact achieved

280,000 t CO2 eq

GHG emission reduction over 20 years

Value

No Data Found

Location

28 Innovations to Decarbonize the Economy and Alleviate Energy Poverty

Belgrade, 6 September 2023 – 28 companies in total, from all over Serbia presented today their innovative solutions for decarbonization, just green transition of the economy and support to energy deprived households. These solutions’ goal is to contribute to energy efficiency, utilisation of renewable energy sources, and more efficient use of natural resources, as well as to enable the creation of “green” jobs and alleviate energy poverty. The teams behind these solutions will work with mentors in order to develop their ideas for implementation in practice, while the most successful will also be co-financed.

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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.