Society
Pellet production records are falling
As of August of this year, some pellet factories have already reached the quantities produced during the entire year 2025.
Heating
Firewood and heating become more expensive before the heating season
At the end of August, the price of wood rose, and pellets are still sold at very different prices. Belgrade power plants submitted a request for a change in thermal energy prices from October 1
Heating
Rush to double the price of pellets: Nobody trusts the state reserves anymore
The state did not provide enough raw material for pellets last year, the producers claimed. That is why citizens rushed to buy firewood before the shortage this summer. This immediately increased the prices
Firewood prices have increased
Pellet shortage in Serbia: warehouses empty - prices "exploded"
Many households waited until the last minute to purchase heating pellets, which led to empty warehouses and rising prices. The producers say - there are pellets, but the quantities are not enough for the current rush.
Economy
Cheaper firewood for the vulnerable - 2.900 dinars per cubic meter of wood
JP "Srbijašume" published a new firewood price list with discounts for the socially vulnerable, pensioners, disabled and war veterans, while 1.000 families will receive eight cubic meters of firewood for free
The beginning of the season
Will it start getting warmer tomorrow?
The heating season in Belgrade starts on October 15, but citizens are already expressing concern about possible delays in the delivery of heat energy. "Every day of possible delay is a fraud that shows lack of concern for citizens," says Mila Popović from SSP
Energy Industry
Before the beginning of the heating season: What is the price of firewood in Serbia?
There are two days left until the start of the heating season, and firewood prices vary across Serbia. What pays off the most
Heating season
How much will it cost to heat a 60 square meter apartment this winter?
The lowest energy costs for heating in the 2023/2024 heating season, according to prices from the first half of October 2023 for an average living space of 60 square meters, will be for households that heat using wood and will cost RSD 56.000, while households that heat with electricity will pay the most and about 200.000 dinars, announced the Energy Agency of Serbia
Economy
What has gone up in price the most in Serbia this year?
According to the data of the Republic Institute of Statistics, the prices of dairy products, vegetables, meat, household electricity, bread, cereals and firewood rose the most.