The “Belgrade in Motion” organization announced today that the deadline has passed for the City of Belgrade to approve the request from Beogradske elektrane (Belgrade Power Plants) to increase heating prices. The organization highlighted the expired deadline, implying a lack of timely response from city authorities. This development signals potential conflict between the city administration and the energy provider regarding utility costs for residents of Belgrade. “Belgrade in Motion” has been actively monitoring the situation and advocating for transparent pricing and affordable heating for citizens. The lack of approval could lead to uncertainty regarding heating costs as winter approaches in Belgrade. Further action or statements from both the City of Belgrade and Beogradske elektrane are anticipated. The situation is likely to escalate public debate on utility pricing and city governance.