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Coal / Uranium Mines in Serbia
Serbia has 19 coal / uranium mines mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 17th-largest fleet of the 63 countries that hold any, and 0.4% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 14 operating and 4 under construction or proposed. The largest is Tamnava-West Coal Mine.
The largest owner-operators are JP PEU Resavica (10), Elektroprivreda Srbije Beograd AD (7) and Energetski Kompleks doo Beograd (1) — JP PEU Resavica alone is named on 53% of them. Half of Serbia's coal / uranium mines in service predate 1964 (median commissioning year of the 13 with a known date), 2 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Bogovina Coal Mine, dating from 1903. 4 are in the pipeline, led by Novi Kovin Coal Mine, proposed. They account for 21% of every energy asset OverWatts maps in Serbia.
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Largest coal / uranium mines in Serbia
- Tamnava-West Coal Mine1994
- Drmno Coal Mine1987
- Kolubara D & E Coal Mine1964
- Kolubara G Coal Mine2017
- Novi Kovin Coal Mineproposed
- Drmno Coal Mine2025 · proposed
- West Kostolac Coal Mine2030 · proposed
- Stavalj Coal Mineidle
- Poljana Coal Mineproposed
- Radljevo Coal Mine2024
- Kovin Coal Mine1995
- Ibarski Rudnici Coal Mine1903
- Rembas Coal Mine
- Soko Coal Mine1908
- Stavalj Coal Mine1965
- Lubnica Coal Mine1964
- Jasenovac Coal Mine1953
- Vrska Cuka Coal Mine1912
- Bogovina Coal Mine1903
Who owns Serbia's coal / uranium mines
- JP PEU Resavica10 53%
- Elektroprivreda Srbije Beograd AD7 37%
- Energetski Kompleks doo Beograd1 5%
- Rudnik Kovin AD1 5%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
When they were built
- 1900s3
- 1910s1
- 1950s1
- 1960s3
- 1980s1
- 1990s2
- 2010s1
- 2020s1
Median commissioning year 1964 · oldest Bogovina Coal Mine (1903) · newest Radljevo Coal Mine (2024) · 13 of 19 carry a start date
Under construction & proposed
- Novi Kovin Coal Mineproposed
- Drmno Coal Mine2025 · proposed
- West Kostolac Coal Mine2030 · proposed
- Poljana Coal Mineproposed
How Serbia compares · coal / uranium mines by country
- 1. China2,582
- 14. Kazakhstan26
- 15. Poland26
- 16. New Zealand24
- 17. Serbia19
- 18. Iran18
- 19. Zimbabwe16
- 20. Bosnia and Herzegovina15
Frequently asked
- How many coal / uranium mines are there in Serbia?
- OverWatts maps 19 coal / uranium mines in Serbia — 0.4% of the world's mapped total, the 17th-largest national fleet of the 63 countries with any.
- What is the largest coal / uranium mine in Serbia?
- Tamnava-West Coal Mine, operated by Elektroprivreda Srbije Beograd AD.
- Who owns the coal / uranium mines in Serbia?
- JP PEU Resavica is named as owner or operator on the most — 10 of 19 (53%). Next are Elektroprivreda Srbije Beograd AD (7), Energetski Kompleks doo Beograd (1) and Rudnik Kovin AD (1).
- How old are Serbia's coal / uranium mines?
- The median commissioning year is 1964, across the 13 in service with a known start date. The oldest still listed is Bogovina Coal Mine (1903); 2 came online in the past ten years.
- What new coal / uranium mines are being built in Serbia?
- 4 projects are under construction or proposed. The largest are Novi Kovin Coal Mine, Drmno Coal Mine and West Kostolac Coal Mine.