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Dejan Ivezić, Miodrag Gluščević, Marija Živković

Business Models for Small-scale Biomass Projects Development

19th International Conference on Thermal Science and Engineering of Serbia

Niš: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

2019

Biomass is recognized as the most promising renewable energy source in Serbia. The share of biomass in Serbian final energy consumption is over 10%, but mostly related to traditional use in stoves and ovens. One of the main obstacles for wider implementation of contemporary biomass facilities is the inexperience of consumers and stakeholders in the implementation of “innovative” business models, especially in the cases of small-scale projects. In this paper, three different business models (public utility company, energy cooperative and public-private partnership according to ESCO model) are considered for the development of small-scale biomass project in the village of Kostojevići (municipality of Bajina Bašta). Basic technical and financial characteristics of the project are presented, and all three business models are described in detail and discussed. The possibilities of local citizens to be included in the biomass supply chain in each of the presented models are presented.

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