After the first six months of the year, Serbia’s solar capacity reached around 379 MW. While the country’s green energy market has been impacted by delays in permitting and grid connection processes, its prosumer market continues to grow.
Serbia commissioned around 61 MW of solar during the first half of 2026, according to data shared by the Association Renewable Energy Sources of Serbia (RES Serbia).
The country’s cumulative solar capacity stood at 318.3 MW by the end of 2025, consisting of 192.2 MW of solar connected to the distribution grid and 125.9 MW in the prosumer market.
RES Serbia told pv magazine that as of the mid-year, prosumer solar capacity had risen to 147 MW, an increase of 21.1 MW on the start of the year, while there are now 223 solar power plants connected to the distribution grid covering 232.82 MW of capacity, an increase of 40.6 MW. These increases take cumulative capacity to around 379 MW.
Danijela Isailovic, RES Serbia general manager, explained that Serbia’s green energy sector faced significant challenges during the first six months of the year, particularly in relation to permitting and grid connection processes.
