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Whoever Heats with Pellets This Winter Will Pay 50 Percent More than Last Year: Which Energy Source Will Be the Cheapest for Heating?

In the coming winter, heating will be the most favorable for households that use wood and natural gas, while it will be the most expensive for those that heat directly with electricity, according to an analysis by the Energy Agency of Serbia (AERS).

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In the coming winter, heating will be the most favorable for households that use wood and natural gas, while it will be the most expensive for those that heat directly with electricity, according to an analysis by the Energy Agency of Serbia (AERS).

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The cheapest heating during the upcoming winter will be provided by households that heat with natural gas and wood, and those with floor heating with electricity will pay the most, according to the Energy Agency's analysis based on energy prices in mid-September. The Agency stated that the heating costs using natural gas this heating season are the same as [...]

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Heating, radiator. Photo: BETAPHOTO/MILOS MISKOV It was stated that the average estimated consumption for heating in Serbia was 150 kilowatts per square meter. When analyzing the costs of energy for heating, the efficiency of the devices used is taken into account, it was stated in the announcement. For the stated conditions, in the 2026/2027 heating season, according to the prices in mid-September of this year, households that are heated using …

The Energy Agency announced today that heating an average apartment of 60 square meters in Serbia, at 20 degrees Celsius for 16 hours a day, requires 9,000 kilowatts during the 180 days of the heating season, and that households that use wood and natural gas for heating have the lowest costs,...

The Energy Agency announced today that for heating an average apartment of 60 square meters in Serbia, at 20 degrees Celsius for 16 hours a day

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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n1info.rs broke the news in Novi Beograd, Serbia on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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