Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environmental Protection Irena Vujović participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony with representatives of the Beo Čista Energija consortium and the City of Belgrade to officially inaugurate a waste-to-energy facility in Vinča today.
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Waste-to-energy facility inaugurated in Vinča
Belgrade,
12 November 2024
Vujović emphasised that the complex in Vinča was built to the highest modern standards.
She pointed out that the plant, which was inaugurated today, is important primarily because it converts waste into heat and electricity, which will meet the needs of a large number of Belgrade residents.
According to her, it is also significant that the operation of this facility has reduced carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to the improvement of air quality.
Photo by: Tanjug
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