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The main goal of this paper is the overview of the scope and dynamics of   biomass production as a renewable energy source for substitution of coal in   the production of electrical energy in the Kolubara coal basin. In order to   successfully realize this goal, it was necessary to develop a dynamic model   of the process of coal production, overburden dumping and re-cultivation of   dumping sites by biomass planting. The results obtained by simulation of the   dynamic model of biomass production in Kolubara mine basin until year 2045   show that 6870 hectares of overburden waste dumps will be re-cultivated by   biomass plantations. Biomass production modeling point out the significant   benefits of biomass production by planting the willow Salix viminalis   cultivated for energy purposes. Under these conditions, a 0.6 % participation   of biomass at the end of the period of intensive coal production, year 2037,   is achieved. With the decrease of coal production to 15 million tons per   year, this percentage steeply rises to 1.4 % in 2045. This amount of   equivalent tons of coal from biomass can be used for coal substitution in the   production of electrical energy. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike   Srbije, br. TR 33039

Biomass production as renewable energy resource at reclaimed Serbian lignite open-cast mines