Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović spoke with Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Serbia Anke Konrad and a delegation of the German Development Bank (KfW), led by the bank’s Director for Europe, Asia and Global Initiatives Klaus Müller, about the implementation of ongoing projects with which that financial institution supports Serbia in the process of energy transition.
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Cooperation with Germany on projects in field of energy transition
Belgrade,
3 July 2026
Đedović Handanović assessed that the previous cooperation with KfW and Siemens Group represents a good foundation for further cooperation on the wind farm project in Kostolac.
Konrad stated that the country remains committed to supporting Serbia on its path towards carbon neutrality and that the Kostolac project, the first state-owned wind power plant in Serbia, supported by German development cooperation through KfW and the EU, is a key part of these efforts.
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Author: Nenad Kostić
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