Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Mining and Energy Zorana Mihajlovic today, on behalf of the Republic of Serbia, took over the presidency of the Energy Community in 2021.
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Belgrade,
17 December 2020
After today's meeting of the EC Council of Ministers, Mihajlovic said that next year will be about seeking common answers to energy and environmental challenges and better connections in the region.
Every crisis is difficult and brings with it challenges, such was the case in 2020, when Montenegro held the EU presidency. But I believe 2021 will be a year of recovery. We expect great changes in the energy sector, on which we will all work together, from increasing energy efficiency, green energy, and decarbonisation as perhaps the biggest challenge in our region, said Mihajlovic.
She emphasised that the goal is for Serbia in 2021, as the presiding country of the EC, to be an example to other members, both in the adoption and implementation of regulations in the field of energy and climate change, and in implementing reforms and creating modern and efficient energy companies.
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