2024

The company marked a milestone with the ceremonial opening of the Energy-from-Waste Plant for thermal treatment of solid, non-hazardous, municipal waste at the Vinča Waste Management Center in the presence of officials from the Serbian Government, City of Belgrade, project sponsors and lenders, and other dignitaries.

BEO ČISTA ENERGIJA, the Special Purpose Vehicle company, established by ITOCHU Corporation (Japan), VEOLIA Group (France) and Marguerite, a pan-European infrastructure investor (Luxembourg), successfully commenced on July 1, 2024 the full scope of Services in accordance with the Public-Private-Partnership contract with the City of Belgrade.

Mr. Bosko Maravic ESHS Manager, participated today in the round table “ESG Challenges”, alongside Ms.Senka Jelenkovic from Belgrade Airport, Mr. Nicolas Marquier from IFC, Mr. Antoine Avignon from the EU delegation, and moderator Ms. Stevan Pechitch.

We are honored to announce that yesterday Mr. Emmanuel Nyirinkindi, IFC Vice President Cross Cutting Solutions visited the Vinča Resource Recovery Center in company of Mr. Nicolas Marquier, Country Manager, Western Balkans, Bodin Bulatovic, Country Officer, Serbia, Mr. Vladimir Zezelj, Investment Officer, INFRA Europe, Mr. Georgi Petrov, Acting CTA Manager, Europe, Mr. Bernard Atlan, Principal Investment Officer, Mr. Camilo Amezquita, Advisor to the VP.

Mr. Vladimir Milovanović, Managing Director of Beo Čista Energija, participated in the 37th International Congress on Process Industry, 28th-31th of May, in Belgrade.

It was great pleasure to welcome participants of the project Zero food waste education of “Z” generation of European citizens, this week. The visit was part of the ZeroFoodWasteExpo held on 6th of March in Belgrade.

260 poplars and willows are being planted within the Waste Management Center in Vinča, as part of a scientific experiment in order to understand the role of these plants in landfill remediation.

Second-year Master’s students in Process Technology and Environmental Protection from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Belgrade visited the Vinča Resource Recovery Center.