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021 reports planned power outages on July 24 in Novi Sad, Beočin, Veternik and Petrovaradin. Reconstruction of the heat network continues in Đorđa Servickog Street, closing the stretch between Bulevar cara Lazara and Miše Dimitrijevića Street, while traffic is changed in part of Detelinara for a heat-network connection.
From 15:00 on July 24 to 15:00 on July 31, the maximum price of eurodiesel in Serbia is 224 dinars per litre and Europremium BMB petrol is 200 dinars. N1, citing Danas, reports that both prices rose by 2 dinars week on week.
The Ministry of Mining and Energy has opened procurement for planning and part of the technical documentation for the Đerdap 3 pumped-storage plant. The estimated value is 625 million dinars, applications close on August 20, and the package includes a preliminary feasibility study, spatial plan, and strategic environmental assessment.
The first Serbia-US strategic dialogue was held in Washington on July 17. According to the published joint statement, the sides signed memorandums on energy infrastructure and Fulbright cost sharing, while EXIM approved a $50 million loan guarantee for 5G deployment in Serbia.
021 reports planned power cuts on Wednesday, July 15. Works are scheduled in Veternik from 08:00 to 13:30, Futog from 08:30 to 09:30, and Rimski Sancevi from 09:00 to 10:30; the outlet lists affected addresses and businesses.
From July 13 through 19, Serbia's government has temporarily cut excise duties on petroleum products by another five percentage points, bringing the total reduction to 10%. N1 reports temporary rates of RSD 68.90 per litre of leaded petrol, RSD 64.80 for unleaded petrol, and RSD 66.64 for diesel; these are excise rates, not retail pump prices.
