Elections, energy poverty and what we know (and don’t know)
The Law on Energy of the Republic of Serbia defines energy poverty as a situation in which a household does not have access to basic energy services – heating, hot…
Energy rehabilitation, elections and visibility of the socially vulnerable
At the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, the majority of the 149 local government units and city municipalities, which the Ministry of Mining and Energy selected in…
Week 1 of COP30
Photos: Zvezdana Božović Author: Zvezdana Božović RES Foundation is once again on the ground at the COP with its delegate, Zvezdana Božović. Among the many meetings, negotiations, and side-events, we…
The most per capita in Kosjerić
In the period from 2021 to 2024, taxpayers of the Republic of Serbia, through two different ministries, awarded 643 times through 9 different competitions to cities and municipalities subsidies for…
In the city of public-private partnerships: light
In anticipation of June 8, the day on which, judging by numerous media reports, local elections will be held, the attention of our public is directed towards the City of…
Now you see them, now you don’t: invisible millions
Where are the data on the number of energy vulnerable customers and payments to energy vulnerable customers for the year 2024? We could find this data in the public domain…
Who owns the Sun, who owns the non-existing excessive electricity, and whose pumps pump the heat?
Smoke, noise, and disarray. It marked the beginning of the meeting in the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, which began on March 4, 2025. The agenda of that…