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In terms of sustainable energy development in Serbia, as well as in the whole world, there is a growing need for using the alternative energy sources. Alternative energy sources are, in most cases, renewable: biomass, wind power, solar energy, hydro-power and geothermal energy. A need for the utilization of this kind of energy sources is dictated by the market, on one side, as well as by environmental protection, on the other. Prices of fossil fuels grow proportionally to the decreasing of fossil fuel reserves. Since available reserves of fossil fuels in Serbia, especially those of high quality, are relatively limited, this problem becomes even more emphasized [1-3]. On the other hand, it is necessary to harmonize the energy produc‐ tion legislation and practice in Serbia with the directives of the European Union, in the sense of intensifying the utilization of renewable energy sources and thus reducing pollution and greenhouse effect formation.

Development of the Technology for Combustion of Large Bales Using Local Biomass