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POWER: Serbia Lifts Ban on Nuclear Energy

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Serbia has lifted its ban on nuclear energy on Wednesday that was put in place in 1980 as the country aims to invest into nuclear energy according to BNE Intellinews. 

  • The Serbian government has asked Hungary earlier this month to pay up to 10% of ownership of its PAK nuclear power plant to diversify the country’s energy supplies, President Aleksandar Vucic said, cited by Reuters.
  • It is not certain whether Serbia wants to invest into the existing power plant or the power plant that is under construction.
  • Earlier this year, the Serbian government has signed an MoU with EdF to explore nuclear energy in the country.
  • In October 2024, Serbia's Ministry of Mining and Energy awarded EDF and Egis Industries a contract to conduct a preliminary technical study on nuclear power.
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Serbia has lifted its ban on nuclear energy on Wednesday that was put in place in 1980 as the country aims to invest into nuclear energy according to BNE Intellinews. 

  • The Serbian government has asked Hungary earlier this month to pay up to 10% of ownership of its PAK nuclear power plant to diversify the country’s energy supplies, President Aleksandar Vucic said, cited by Reuters.
  • It is not certain whether Serbia wants to invest into the existing power plant or the power plant that is under construction.
  • Earlier this year, the Serbian government has signed an MoU with EdF to explore nuclear energy in the country.
  • In October 2024, Serbia's Ministry of Mining and Energy awarded EDF and Egis Industries a contract to conduct a preliminary technical study on nuclear power.