Serbia water storage

Evaluation of a pumping test with skin effect and

The capacities of a water‐bearing formation to transmit water under a hydraulic gradient and to yield water from storage when the water table or artesian pressure declines, are generally

Irrigation water for a blueberry nursery, Serbia

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Discovery of hyperalkaline waters in the ophiolites of western Serbia

The capacity for a greenhouse gas storage has a long-term perspective, by considering the size i.e. the volume of the entire Dinaric-Hellenic ophiolite belt The coupled

"Elit Inox" Čačak Serbia

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Clean drinking water in northern Serbia | KfW

In northern Serbia, ground water is naturally polluted by arsenic, boron and heavy metals due to geological conditions. For years, there have been futile attempts to clean up the groundwater. Behind the treatment plant, the

Renewing Belgrade''s water infrastructure

Raw surface water taken from the River Sava is treated in four water treatment plants Makis (2,000 l/s), Jezero (1,000 l/s), Bele vode (500 l/s) and Vinca (80 l/s). Belgrade''s 21 zone reservoirs (water storage tanks)

Serbia gets EUR 8.44 million to modernize

Serbia also plans to build a pumped storage hydropower plant called Bistrica, with a capacity of 628 MW, which will be located downstream of the existing Bistrica hydropower plant. This project, according to the latest

Current and Economic Price of Water in Serbia

In the context of this paper, the term "price of water" refers to the charges for drinking water supply and sewage services. The current price of water in Serbia is generally set at an affordable level and does not reflect the real costs. It varies

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Bajina Basta PSHPP – Stojanović-Hydro

"Bajina Bašta" pumped storage hydropower plant was built during the period from 1976 to 1982 and comprises the following main structures: "Lazići" dam and reservoir – located in the Beli Rzav River catchment area. Source: IWRM

Flood prevention in Serbia and legal challenges in obtaining the land

The results of the research showed that there is a necessity for new legislation, especially regarding water storage on private land, as legal lacunae was detected in this field.

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6 FAQs about [Serbia water storage]

How is water supplied in Serbia?

Water is supplied for both population and industry in Serbia from numerous local groundwater and surface water sources and 18 regional water supply systems. One third of the total electricity production in Serbia comes from hydropower.

What are surface water resources in Serbia?

Surface water resources are relatively substantial in Serbia. However, it should be noted that large international rivers (the Danube, the Tisa and the Sava) and small transboundary rivers account for 90% of all surface water resources that amount to some 162 billion m3 per annum.

Where is the worst water supply in Serbia?

The worst water supply situation is in the south of Serbia, specifically in the Nišava and Toplica administrative districts where only 50 and 60% of the population are connected to public water supply systems. In 2012, 21.6 m 3 /s, or 680 million cubic meters, of water was used for public water supply in urban areas.

Does Serbia need water management & wastewater treatment facilities?

Serbia will need to comply with the Water Framework, Urban Waste Water, Drinking Water, Groundwater, Water Quality Standards directives requiring Serbia to invest in the relevant water management and wastewater treatment facilities in the coming years. Currently, they exist in 21 municipalities out of over 200 registered agglomerations.

How many people in Serbia are not connected to public water supply?

Approximately 1,352,000 inhabitants of Serbia (almost 1/5 of the population) are not connected to a public water supply. The situation is particularly bad in the south of Serbia, where for example in Nišava and Toplica administrative districts, only 50 and 60% of the population are connected to public water supply systems.

What are the opportunities for Water Resources Utilization in Serbia?

In Serbia, there are several significant opportunities for hydropower production, navigation in rivers and canal network, and spa tourism using water resources.

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