POLITICAL-ENERGY FORECAST: 2026–2040. The influence of electoral cycles and changes of government on the implementation of the Republic of Serbia's nuclear program.
The 10–15-year horizon (from 2026 to 2036–2041) covers the most critical period: from the completion of Phase 1 according to IAEA methodology to the final investment decision and full-scale deployment of construction sites.
Any political turbulence at this stage can freeze the project or radically change the technology partner. Below is an analysis of electoral cycles, key political actors, and their potential impact on nuclear energy.
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