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Owing to the complex tectonic and plutonic activities and consequently  complex geological structure, Serbia is a country of great geothermal  potential. The areas of Central Serbia are the most promising in terms of its  use, in which the Neogene magmatic activity was recorded, and Vojvodina,  which belongs to the European geothermal zone and where the density of  geothermal flow is at its highest (>100mW/m2). However, this important  renewable resource is not adequately recognized and is least used of all the  existing ones. Existing active springs and wells are used mainly for  non-energy consumption, balneological, sporting and recreational purposes.  The paper presents the areas of the greatest geothermal potential with  individual localities, and the current status of application by type of use.  Also, some initiated projects and research have been mentioned, which need  substantial financial resources, but the implementation would bring energy  independence and contribute to the struggle against climate change. If  properly used, with the complex and extensive research, geothermal energy  could become one of the major energy sources in Serbia.

State and prospects of geothermal energy usage in Serbia