Construction has commenced on a cutting-edge 150 MW wind park grid connection project in a high-altitude mountain region, with Clarion Owners Engineer overseeing the project as the Works Supervisor and Silver& Yellow FIDIC Engineer. This major renewable energy infrastructure project, executed under the Silver FIDIC EPC (Engineer, Procure and Construct) contract, is set to bring […]
Serbia is rapidly establishing itself as a key player in the production and export of heavy industrial equipment, mining machinery and steel for global markets. This growth is fueled by the country’s combination of strategic geographic positioning, skilled labor force, competitive costs and strong industrial foundations. Here’s an overview of the factors that make Serbia a competitive hub for
Serbia is undergoing a transformative shift in its energy sector, with foreign-owned renewable energy projects playing a crucial role in shaping the country’s green future. The development of wind and solar energy projects, backed by international investors, is positioning Serbia not only as a regional leader in green electricity production but also as a key
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Serbia has embarked on a series of ambitious infrastructure projects aimed at transforming its economy, enhancing connectivity and improving its role as a regional transport and logistics hub. These projects, supported by both domestic investment and international financing, are reshaping the country’s economic landscape and fostering growth across key sectors. Here’s an overview of some
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Serbia is emerging as a critical player in Europe’s renewable energy transition, leveraging its strategic location in the Western Balkans, abundant natural resources and growing partnerships with foreign investors to establish itself as a green energy hub. As Europe accelerates its push towards decarbonization under the European Green Deal, Serbia is aligning its energy policies with
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Serbia is indeed emerging as a significant player in the global heavy industrial equipment, mining machinery and steel markets. Here’s a concise breakdown of the key factors contributing to its competitive edge: Geographic advantage Strategic location: Serbia’s central position in Southeast Europe facilitates easy access to major markets in Europe, the Middle East and North
In addition to electrical and mechanical design engineering and supervision of works, the concept of Owner’s Engineering (OE) has become integral to the successful development of industrial projects in Serbia. Owner’s Engineering provides independent oversight and project management services to ensure that construction aligns with the owner’s expectations, budget and timeline. This role serves as a bridge between the client
Serbia has rapidly developed its digital and technical ecosystems, making it an attractive destination for businesses, especially those eyeing the EU market. With a growing tech sector, skilled workforce and strategic location, Serbia offers significant opportunities for companies looking to leverage its digital advancements to expand into Europe. Below is an analysis of the advanced
Serbia has become an increasingly attractive destination for outsourcing engineering and design resource centers, particularly for European Union (EU) companies. The country’s combination of skilled labor, cost advantages, strategic location and supportive business environment makes it an ideal hub for outsourcing. This analysis explores the opportunities and benefits of outsourcing engineering and design resources in Serbia, with a focus
Serbia is emerging as a favorable location for the establishment of Research and Development (R&D) tech resource centers, particularly for companies in the European Union (EU) looking for cost-effective and strategically positioned hubs. Several factors contribute to this appeal, including its proximity to the EU, availability of skilled talent, supportive government incentives, and growing innovation
