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Last week Nordic Business Alliance participated in the Renewable Energy Conference hosted and organized by the Norwegian Embassy.

The topical agenda attracted high-profile participants and guests including the representation from the Ministry of Mining and Energy and public utilities companies EPS and EMS, EU Delegation, four Nordic Embassies – Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, and financial development organizations IFC and EBRD. The audience, eminent Norwegian companies from this sector, are optimistic about opportunities in this space, namely in wind, solar and hydro energy sources.

Timely with the opening of Cluster 4 and Chapter 27 on the same day, Serbia is without a doubt committed to the green energy transition, including the improvement in the energy mix.

Source: Nordic Business Alliance.

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