Serbia telesystem energy

Who controls the energy sector in Serbia?

The undertakings engaged in generation and supply of electricity and gas remain under the control of the Ministry for Energy. With these amendments to the Energy Law, Serbia took a major step towards completing the unbundling of its TSOs.

What should Serbia do with the electricity integration package?

Serbia should focus on the transposition and imple-mentation of the Electricity Integration Package as a precondi-tion for the coupling of its short-term markets. Serbia should certify the gas transmission and storage operators, grant third party access at the interconnection points, and remove any other obstacles to new market entrants.

Who is a dominant player in the Serbian electricity market?

The state-owned company producer and supplier Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) continues to be a dominant player in the Serbian electricity market. The balancing market is operational but prices for balancing capacity, as well as for ancillary services are regulated by an-nual decisions of AERS.

What is the legal setup of the Energy Agency of Serbia?

The legal setup governing the Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia (AERS) is largely in line with the Energy Community legislation. However, the autonomy of the management related to internal organization and the use of the annual budget is limited by the requirement of the Parliament to adopt statutes and hire additional staff.

Should Serbia certify the gas transmission and storage operators?

Serbia should certify the gas transmission and storage operators, grant third party access at the interconnection points, and remove any other obstacles to new market entrants. Serbia submitted its draft NECP within the prescribed deadline and adopted its long-term strategies on low-emission develop-ment building renovation strategy.

How much electricity is consumed in Serbia in 2022?

Traded volumes on the day-ahead market were increasing and resulted in 10,5 TWh in 2022. This amounts to over 30% of final electricity consumption. The state-owned company producer and supplier Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) continues to be a dominant player in the Serbian electricity market.