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In this paper the relevant legislation for the geothermal energy in the  European countries and Serbia is reviewed. There is a variety of the  incentives for the geothermal production which are well known throughout the  European Union. The governmental policies for the support of the geothermal  development have so far focused on the power generation only. It is necessary  to make serious efforts in order to harmonize the legislation and to simplify  the procedures of establishing and implementing the policies for boosting the  direct use of the geothermal energy. The Law on Energy of the Republic of  Serbia which was adopted by the Parliament and the Energy Development  Strategy of the Republic of Serbia until 2015 have defined the privileged  power producers, but only by passing the Regulation on the incentive measures  for the production of electricity using the renewable energy sources combined  with the production of electricity and the thermal energy, which came into  force on January 1st 2010.

An overview of the regulatory framework for the geothermal energy in Europe and Serbia