Zima udara po džepu u Srbiji: Pelet do 45.000 dinara, drvo i ugalj skuplji nego ikad

January 17, 2026

TL;DR

Pellet prices in Serbia are at record highs, reaching up to 45,000 dinars per ton.
The cost of pellets has significantly increased from 27,000 dinars per ton in August/September.
Producers cite raw material shortages and difficult production conditions, exacerbated by snow in the Ivanjica region, as reasons for the price hikes.
Prices for firewood also remain high, with beechwood costing 8,000 dinars per cubic meter in Čačak.
Coal prices range from 16,000 to 30,000 dinars per ton in Belgrade.
Supply of heating fuel has been limited, raising concerns about availability during the peak winter months.
Prices are expected to continue increasing throughout the heating season.

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