Description
The World Bank wanted a comprehensive assessment of the district heating sector in Serbia, including the structure and performance of the national district heating sector and the operational, technical, and financial performance of the district heating companies in Niš and Novi Sad. The assessment also included consumption-based billing (CBB) practices, challenges, and results; the residential energy efficiency framework, potential, and costs; and a poverty and social impact assessment. The World Bank then wanted independent verification and synthesis of the findings into a cohesive report and presentations to share with policymakers and sector stakeholders at national and local levels.
Service Provided
DHInfrastructure reviewed and refined the analyses and findings of each of the previous workstreams. We consolidated the key messages and filled analytical gaps to complete a single report synthesizing all portions of the analysis. We tailored the findings for presentations to each stakeholder at the local and national level and presented actionable recommendations to further the policy dialogue.