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Meeting with representatives from institutions, experts, and the business community

byФинанце Тхинк

Finance Think organized a meeting with representatives from public institutions, experts, and the business community on the topic “Just Energy Transition: What Are the Benefits and What Are the Risks.”

Key conclusions:

  • Economic benefits through savings in household electricity costs and increased competitiveness of companies.

  • Cleaner and healthier environment through greater use of renewable energy sources.

  • Coordination and commitment in policy implementation are crucial for a successful and fair transition.

Supported by: OSF Western Balkans, Open Society Foundations, and Instituti GAP.

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