electricity price increase

When it's time to pay the bill, citizens can get certain discounts and thus make their expenses easier

EPS

01.October 2025 KS

Electricity has become more expensive: How to get a discount?

As of today, electricity prices are higher for households and small customers by 6,6 percent, and the zones have also changed. How to get a discount on your electricity bill

Electricity

30.July 2025 MM

New economy: Vučić confirmed that the price of electricity is rising

From October, the threshold for entering the most expensive, red zone in terms of electricity consumption, will be reduced from 1.600 kWh to 1.200 kWh, confirmed Aleksandar Vučić. It still remains a mystery why the President of the Republic announces such things

Faculty of Science and Mathematics in Belgrade.

Belgrade University

27.march 2024 Maja Popovic

Due to unpaid electricity bills, the fate of the Faculty of Chemistry is uncertain

Due to excessive electricity bills, it is possible to close the Faculty of Science building on Student Square. The final decision will be made in mid-May, Goran Roglić, Dean of the Faculty of Chemistry, told Vreme

Education

04.march 2024 S.Ć./N1

Dean of the Faculty of Chemistry: We only have money until May

Seven Belgrade faculties and two institutes expect to have to close the building in which they work because they do not have the money to pay basic maintenance costs

The energy future of Serbia

09.August 2023 Slobodan Georgijev

Policy of price increases and delayed reforms

Aleksandar Vučić and Siniša Mali, who essentially took over the management of the entire energy system of Serbia, do not want to tell the citizens either the real situation or their real intentions when it comes to the energy future of Serbia. They talk about it in principle, they talk about the green transition, about large investments, but nothing concrete is known or seen except for the increase in electricity bills.

Economy

01.May 2023. BG

As of today, the price of electricity is higher: Paying tax on tax

As of today, electricity is 8 percent more expensive on average. The price of a kilowatt-hour in the cheapest, green zone is now 8,3360 dinars in the higher tariff, while in the lower one, i.e. at night, it costs 2,0840 dinars. Gas price went up by 10 percent

The collapse of the European electricity market

07.September 2022 Bogdan Petrovic

Electric shock

Energy costs (gas and electricity) have risen 6,5 times on average in just one year. There is no country in Europe that does not feel the catastrophic consequences of such an energy shock. With such high electricity and gas prices, Europe is threatened with deindustrialization, because factories will simply move to those parts of the world where the price of energy is affordable. In the USA, the price of gas is currently six times lower than in Europe, and the situation is similar with the price of electricity

News

01.September 2022 MN

As of today, electricity prices are rising: Restrictions cannot be turned off

This winter, Serbia will have to pay up to two billion euros for the import of electricity in order to ensure a regular supply of consumers, according to Demostat's analysis. The question is, however, whether there will even be surplus electricity for sale in Europe due to the energy crisis

News

12.July 2022 MN

Fiscal Council: Alarming situation in the power system

Prices in Serbia are rising more and more. In June, inflation of 10,4 percent on an annual basis was measured, and economic activity was already reduced in the first quarter compared to the last quarter of 2021. The Fiscal Council assesses the situation in the Serbian power system as alarming

Comment

26.May 2022. Momir Turudić

Vučić and EPS: When politics produces electricity

It turns out that Serbia is waiting for an ever more uncertain winter without enough electricity because of what was done two decades ago, and not because of the idiotic moves of the current government in the previous ten years

In the new issue

14.January 2022 Nenad Savić

Serbia and the energy crisis: Someone will have to pay heavily

Citizens of Serbia are, as they are used to, protected from developments on the electricity market. The regulated price at which they pay for electricity is among the lowest in Europe. And compared to last December, the price jumped by 322 percent

The World

02.January 2022 Uroš Mitrović

Crisis 2022: War for gas and other New Year's anxieties

The price of gas has skyrocketed and with it everything else, inflation is rising, money is becoming more expensive, the USA and Russia are playing Ukrainian poker, and the pandemic is not abating. Happy New Year