Serbia Considering First Nuclear Plant Construction Before 2035, Minister Says

First reactor could begin operation in the early 2040s

Serbia Considering First Nuclear Plant Construction Before 2035, Minister Says
Serbia has repealed 35-year ban on reactor construction. Courtesy Creative Commons.

Serbia is considering building its first nuclear power plant with construction potentially starting by 2035, energy minister Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic said.

Speaking to national broadcaster RTS, the minister said nuclear power could play a role in providing stable baseload electricity as the country increases electricity production and reduces carbon emissions.

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