The President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, Marko Čadež, visited Energy Net in Novi Sad, where he met with the company’s management to discuss Energy Net’s development, advanced technologies, and energy-efficient solutions in the fields of air conditioning, heating, cooling, and ventilation.
During the visit, Energy Net presented how the company combines 35 years of experience, local engineering expertise, and technologies from leading global manufacturers to develop comprehensive solutions for residential, business, commercial, and industrial buildings.
During a tour of the company’s headquarters, Marko Čadež was introduced to advanced HVAC technologies from Energy Net’s portfolio, as well as to the work of the engineering team behind the company’s projects.
Particular attention was given to Energy Net’s integrated approach to project implementation - from selecting the appropriate technology and system design, through engineering, logistics, and system commissioning, to servicing and long-term maintenance.
“Energy Net is a good example of a Serbian company that has been building its knowledge and experience for decades and today successfully combines local expertise with state-of-the-art technologies and global brands. What I have seen today are truly outstanding solutions, backed by substantial engineering capabilities. Companies like this demonstrate that the Serbian economy can be competitive, innovative, and ready to respond to increasingly complex market demands,” said Marko Čadež, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia.
Čadež also highlighted the importance of developing in-house expertise, engineering capabilities, and partner networks, enabling Serbian companies to go beyond technology distribution and offer complete solutions to the market.
Energy Net has been operating since 1991. Over 35 years, the company has completed more than 1,000 projects and equipped more than five million square metres of business space, including commercial and industrial facilities. Today, the company’s engineering team comprises more than 60 engineers.
“It was a great pleasure to present Energy Net as it is today to the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia - not only through the technologies and projects we deliver, but also through the knowledge and people behind them. Over the past 35 years, we have built a strong ecosystem around Energy Net, bringing together manufacturers, engineers, designers, installers, and other partners. Our ambition is for Energy Net to be a platform that connects all these capabilities and enables us to offer our customers increasingly complex and energy-efficient solutions. Marko Čadež’s visit was also an important opportunity for us to discuss how local expertise and Serbian companies can contribute even more strongly to the development of the Serbian economy,” said Aleksandar Jovičić, President and Co-owner of Energy Net.
Energy Net works with more than 20 technology brands, including GREE, Swegon, Remeha, and Robatherm. The company’s solutions are implemented across a wide range of sectors – from industry and energy to healthcare and the public sector, as well as hospitality, business and commercial facilities, and residential construction.
Energy Net has participated in projects for companies including Michelin, Swarovski, ZF, Nidec, Hansgrohe, Fresenius, and Cummins, as well as the Clinical Centre of Novi Sad, the Military Medical Academy, and COVID hospitals in Batajnica, Novi Sad, and Kruševac.
The visit by the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia provided an opportunity not only to present the company’s achievements to date, but also to discuss the continued development of local expertise and engineering capabilities, as well as the role of advanced, energy-efficient technologies in the development of buildings and the Serbian economy.
Energy Net continues to connect people, expertise, and technologies with the aim of developing comprehensive, reliable, and energy-efficient solutions for a wide range of market needs.
