Economy

EPS Finally Tackles Fly Ash from Power Plants: Cement Plants Buy It, Landfills Empty, Pollution Decreases

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has finally begun to address the decades-old problem of fly ash, whose landfills cost EPS billions of dinars, occupy valuable agricultural land, and pollute the environment. It threatens water through the soil and air quality due to wind.

Lazarević on the expiration of the Margin Regulation: There is no magic formula, it's time for a systemic solution

The deadline for the Regulation on Limited Trade Margins expires on March 1, supplier prices are already "unfrozen", and consumers fear whether a wave of price increases awaits us from March onwards.

One of Lukoil's Key Assets: Ukraine Hit the Largest Refinery in the Volgograd Region

Ukraine carried out a massive drone attack on energy and civilian infrastructure facilities in the Volgograd region last night, said the head of the region, Andrey Bocharov, reports The Moscow Times.

Loto Results: Which Numbers Were Drawn in the 12th Round?

According to the latest report from the State Lottery of Serbia, the jackpot of 3,800,000 euros in the 12th round of the loto game was not won.

AMSS Warned Drivers To Be Careful On These Roads: Snow Caused Collapse, And Here Is The Situation At The Borders

The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia (AMSS) has warned drivers that there is up to five centimeters of snow on the roads of the first priority maintenance of Timočka and Negotinska krajina.

In This Serbian City, a Studio Apartment Downtown Costs as Much as a House on the Outskirts: 'You Get a Piece of Land and Your Own Peace'

Due to high real estate prices in Novi Sad, where a studio apartment costs as much as a house, citizens are moving to villages up to 40 kilometers away. Infrastructure and fast roads are key to demand. Buyers prefer move-in ready single-story houses, while old multi-story buildings are unattractive and difficult to sell.