Beginning in January, Serbia will implement a national carbon dioxide tax set at EUR 4 per ton.
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Average net salary in August RSD 105,590
The average net salary in Serbia for August amounted to RSD 105,590, according to data released on Friday by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS).
Carbon tax could cost EPS up to EUR 3 billion annually
The state-owned power utility company Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) will face significant market and revenue losses due to the EU’s cross-border carbon tax, said Blagoje Paunović, President of the Fiscal Council(read more)
Lafarge to receive EUR 10.6 million subsidy for cement plant
The Government of Serbia will grant a subsidy of EUR 10.6 million to Lafarge BFC for the construction of a cement plant near Obrenovac, Nova ekonomija has learned.
Around 300 foreign workers employed at Stellantis plant in Kragujevac
Approximately 300 foreign workers are currently employed at the Stellantis factory in Kragujevac, out of a total workforce of about 2,800, according to information obtained by Beta from the company’s Independent(read more)
Electricity imports become the “new reality” for Serbia
Data from the Energy Flux portal show that electricity imports in Serbia rose sharply in October compared to September, while exports were virtually nonexistent, reports Danas.
Property rights registration to begin in mid-December
Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević stated yesterday that citizen registration under the newly adopted Law on the Registration of Property Rights is expected to begin around(read more)
Growth in new car sales in Serbia
Sales of new vehicles in Serbia recorded a significant increase during the first three quarters of this year, in contrast to most European countries, where the market is either slowing or declining, the Serbian(read more)
Sale of NIS subsidiaries halted, enforcement proceedings initiated
Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) initiated the sale of its regional subsidiaries two years ago, but the process has recently been halted due to U.S. sanctions, reports Danas.
