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ARTICLE · 20 JUNE 2016

RES In Serbia: New Secondary Legislation Package Adopted

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The long-awaited package of secondary legislation regarding renewables ("Secondary Legislation") was finally adopted by the Government of Serbia on 13 June 2016.

SerbiaEnergy and Natural Resources
Miloš Laković
Miloš Laković
Aleksandra Petrović
Aleksandra Petrović
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The long-awaited package of secondary legislation regarding renewables ("Secondary Legislation") was finally adopted by the Government of Serbia on 13 June 2016.

The Secondary Legislation consists of the following decrees:

  • The Decree on the Conditions and Procedure of the Acquisition, Duration and Termination of the Status of a Privileged Power Producer ("PPP"), Temporary Privileged Power Producer ("TPPP") and Power Producer from Renewable Energy Sources ("Decree on PPP Status");
  • The Decree on Incentive Measures for Electricity Generation from Renewable Energy Sources and from High-Efficiency Cogeneration of Heat and Power ("Incentives Decree"); and
  • The Decree on Power Purchase with a Standard Model Agreement ("PPA") and Appendix to a Model Agreement.

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