Q:
A:
World Bank approves $21 million loan to help Serbia boost energy efficiency
Belgrade,
17 March 2004
The World Bank Board of Directors approved yesterday a $21 million interest-free loan to help Serbia raise energy efficiency.
The loan has a ten-year grace period with a maturity of 20 years, the World Bank Belgrade office said in a statement.
The energy efficiency project aims to improve energy efficiency in heating buildings and reduce the impact of the use of dirty fuels for heating, the statement said.
The funding will be appropriated to replace old and inefficient heat plant at the Clinical Center, improve heating and energy efficient lighting at the Clinical Center's maternity hospital building, and recover heat distribution networks in a number of schools and hospitals across the country.
The energy efficiency project aims to improve energy efficiency in heating buildings and reduce the impact of the use of dirty fuels for heating, the statement said.
The funding will be appropriated to replace old and inefficient heat plant at the Clinical Center, improve heating and energy efficient lighting at the Clinical Center's maternity hospital building, and recover heat distribution networks in a number of schools and hospitals across the country.
-
Obrenovac, 10 June 2025Trans-Balkan Corridor most important project for electricity transmission in region
-
Belgrade, 4 June 2025Improving business climate in agricultural, food sector
-
Belgrade, 3 June 2025First planning meeting ahead of Expo 2027 to be held 10-11 June in Belgrade
-
Belgrade, 3 June 2025Free Trade Agreement with UAE enters into force
-
Belgrade, 2 June 2025Capital infrastructure projects for further economic development of Serbia
-
Belgrade, 30 May 2025Draft proposal for minimum wage growth dynamics presented
-
Belgrade, 28 May 2025Talks launched with IMF under first review of ongoing non-financial arrangement
-
Belgrade, 22 May 2025Serbia joins Single Euro Payments Area
-
Belgrade, 16 May 2025Infrastructural connectivity with region, EU among priorities
