In the Vinča Resource Recovery Center, 693 000 tons of municipal waste were received in 2025, of which 340 000 tons were thermally treated in the EfW facility, producing electricity enough to supply 30 000 households and heat energy for 60 000 households in Belgrade. Watch the video about how energy is produced from waste
Visit of the Mechanical Engineering Students
For the fifth year in a row, the Vinča Resource Recovery Center welcomed a new generation of students from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade, as part of the cooperation established in 2021 with the Department of Process Engineering. As in previous years, second-year master’s students had the opportunity to enhance their practical knowledge in the Waste and Wastewater Management course by touring our facilities.
Pupils of “Nikola Tesla” Primary School Visit the Vinča Resource Recovery Center
The Vinča Resource Recovery Center welcomed 50 pupils from “Nikola Tesla” Primary School in Vinča, who had the opportunity to learn about modern municipal waste management processes.
European Experts Visit the Vinča Resource Recovery Center
140 professionals from 22 European countries toured the Energy-from-Waste facility.
Vinča Resource Recovery Center Drone Footage October 2025
Check the drone video of October 2025.
Students from Waseda University Visit Vinča Resource Recovery Center
We had the pleasure of hosting a group of students from Waseda University, one of Japan’s most prestigious universities, at the Vinča Resource Recovery Center.
Visit of Business Representatives to the Vinča Resource Recovery Center
The Vinča Resource Recovery Center has been visited by representatives of leading companies that, through their operations, significantly contribute to improving sustainability and advancing the circular economy in Serbia.
World Environment Day
At Beo Čista Energija, we are proud that through operations at the Vinča Resource Recovery Center, waste is transformed into energy
Armenian Delegation Visits Vinča Resource Recovery Center
As part of the project “Improving Waste Policy Implementation in Armenia,” funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) with technical support from Brooks Hannas & Partners, the Armenian delegation visited Serbia to explore best practices in waste management.