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The document discusses SEWEA's efforts to promote wind energy in Serbia. It outlines how SEWEA engaged a communications firm to help change legislation and raise awareness. A key activity was a press conference to introduce SEWEA to the public and advocate for amendments to Serbia's Energy Law to support renewable energy investments. SEWEA representatives also participated in conferences and meetings with stakeholders to further their advocacy efforts.
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- 29. www.biznisnovine.com , 11.02.2011. www.energyobserver.com , 9.02.2011.
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