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ENERGOPROJEKT ISSN 2683-3581 // APRIL-SEPTEMBER 2020 THE CONSTRUC­ TION OF THE LUXURY RESIDENTIAL­ BUSINESS COMPLEX PARK 11 IN NEW BELGRADE REACHED THE FINAL PHASE. FIRST KEYS HANDED OVER ENTEL ENGAGED IN THE STRATEGIC PROJECT OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION IN OMAN ENERGOPROJEKT RANKED ON THE LIST OF THE LARGEST INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPANIES WORKING DURING THE PANDEMIC ContentsContents After the active beginning of 2020, with the Covid 19 disease pandemic outbreak in March this WORKING DURING THE PANDEMIC . 2 year and the declaration of the state of emergency REPORT FROM THE 52nd ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF ENERGOPROJEKT HOLDING PLC . 4 in the Republic of Serbia, the working conditions in ENERGOPROJEKT HOLDING PLC ANNUAL BUSINESS REPORT AND ENERGOPROJEKT HOLDING PLC all countries where Energoprojekt is implementing ANNUAL CONSOLIDATED REPORT FOR 2019 ADOPTED . 4 its contracts have become more complicated. THE DECISION ON DISTRIBUTION OF RETAINED PROFIT . 5 Respecting all measures and recommendations of the official bodies of the countries in which we THE DECISION ON ISSUING ENERGOPROJEKT HOLDING PLC CORPORATE BONDS IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROCESS . 5 operate, to establish the conditions for safe, secure INFORMATION ON VOTING IN ABSENTIA . 5 and healthy work of all employees, partners and QUARTERLY AND CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF ENERGOPROJEKT HOLDING PLC associates, we managed to ensure the continua- FOR THE FIRST HALF OF 2020 PUBLISHED . 6 tion of business activities. During six months, we THE CHANGE OF THE MANAGEMENT . 6 faced challenges such as: providing transport of AMENDMENTS TO THE ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION . 6 workers to construction sites in conditions when ERNEST CHEMIST GHANA PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS FACTORY – EXECUTION OF WORKS . 6 public transport did not work, providing a suffi- DOCUMENTATION PREPARATION FOR BLOK 24 IN THE FINAL PHASE . 7 cient number of executors from the areas that ENTEL ENGAGED IN THE “JADAR” PROJECT . 8 were the epicentres of the epidemic, slowed down ENTEL CONTRACTED THE FIRST MAJOR PROJECT IN THE SOLAR ENERGY FIELD IN QATAR . 8 a supply of goods, materials, etc. Despite the said, OUR COMPANY ENGAGED IN THE STRATEGIC PROJECT OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION IN OMAN . 9 the largest number of construction sites worked A 400 KV DXB JANUB SUBSTATION IN DUBAI SOUTH REGION CEREMONIALLY COMMISSIONED IN DUBAI . 10 during all months, although at a somewhat slower pace. For these reasons, we have decided to pub- DESIGN FOR TWO GAS-FIRED POWER PLANTS IN QATAR CONTRACTED . 11 lish Energoprojekt Newspaper as a double issue ENTEL’S COMPANY IN ABU DHABI SIGNED THREE SIGNIFICANT NEW CONTRACTS . 11 at the end of September. THE PROJECT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MEGA DRINKING WATER STORAGE TANKS IN QATAR The annual general meeting of Energoprojekt OFFICIALLY IN THE GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS . 12 Holding Plc was held in July, Energoprojekt THE STUDY OF MONITORING THE "ZAVOJ" - HPP "PIROT" RESERVOIR CLOGGING . 12 Holding Plc Annual Business Report and DRAFTING THE PROJECT DOCUMENTATION FOR HYDROELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM "GORNJA DRINA" . 14 Energoprojekt Holding Plc Annual Consolidated PROGRESS OF WORKS ON THE BELGRADE TOWER . 15 Report for 2019 were adopted. The total realized HOSPITALS IN SERBIA . 15 consolidated revenue of the Energoprojekt Group HEINEKEN – WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT . 16 in 2019 amounted to around EUR 233.8 million. THE CONSTRUCTION OF PATRIJARH PAVLE TRAFFIC ARTERY . 17 New deals have also been contracted: in THE RECONSTRUCTION OF KARAĐORĐEVA STREET AND THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE SAVA QUAY IN THE FINAL PHASE . 18 Serbia, we contracted the drafting of the techni- WORKS ON THE “ZELENI BULEVAR” PROJECT . 18 cal documentation for one package deal within the Jadar project, we were engaged in a strategic INTENSIFIED WORKS ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE DELTA HOLDING OFFICE BUILDING . 19 project for the construction of a water supply HANDOVER OF THE NAVIGATOR 2 BUSINESS CENTER IN THE FINAL STAGE . 19 system in Oman, the design of 2 gas-fired power WORKS ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW AND REBUILDING OF THE EXISTING VINČA CITY DUMP . 20 plants in Qatar and three important projects in IMPLEMENTATION OF WORKS IN LINE WITH THE PLAN . 20 Abu Dhabi. The drafting of the project docu- CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW AND REMEDIATION OF THE EXISTING LANDFILL IN VINČA – PREPARATION FOR HANDOVER mentation for "HES Drina", and technical docu- OF THE FIRST PART OF WORKS . 21 mentation for the reconstruction of hospitals in THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE LUXURY RESIDENTIAL-BUSINESS COMPLEX PARK 11 IN NEW BELGRADE REACHED Belgrade and Kruševac is underway. The drafting THE FINAL PHASE . FIRST KEYS HANDED OVER . 22 of the project documentation for the residential A NEW LOCATION OF THE ENERGOPROJEKT NISKOGRADNJA LABORATORY . 24 complex in block 24 on Bežanijska kosa is in the ENTEL ORGANIZED A WEBINAR AIMING TO SUPPORT EUROPEAN PROJECT OF PROMOTING QUALITY OF SERVICES final phase. The first keys were handed over in the IN THE FIELD OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY . 24 luxury facility "Park 11". INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ENERGETIKA 2020 . 25 In line with the plan, we are carrying out ENTEL REALIZED A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF YOUNG STAFF . 26 the works on the construction of a stadium in INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS . 26 Syktyvkar, in Russia. In Belgrade, we have intensi- THE RECERTIFICATION AUDIT WITH TRANSITION TO ISO 45001 SUCCESSFULLY CARRIED OUT . 27 fied the works on the construction of a new and IMS RECERTIFICATION REPORT . 27 remediation of the existing landfill in Vinča, we CERTIFICATION ACCORDING TO ISO 45001 AND RENEWAL OF THE LABORATORY ACCREDITATION . 27 are carrying out the works on the construction of Patrijarh Pavle traffic artery, we are constructing IMPORTANT LICENCE RENEWAL . 28 the Delta Holding office building, and carrying out THE ONLY COMPANY IN THE REGION RANKED ON THE LIST OF THE LARGEST INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPANIES . 28 the handover of the Navigator 2 business center. URBANIZAM I ARHITEKTURA RENEWED THE EXISTING AND ACQUIRED NEW LICENCES . 28 On July 11, 2020, Energoprojekt celebrated “ŠIROKO SRCE” PLAQUE AWARDED TO ENERGOPROJEKT . 29 69 years of business operations. ENTEL TRADITIONALLY REWARDED THE BEST STUDENTS AMONG THEIR EMPLOYEES’ CHILDREN . 29 HUMANITARIAN ACTION - LET’S COLLECT TOGETHER . 29 ANNIVERSARIES OF OUR LARGE PROJECTS . 30 Editorial Board Bogdan Uzelac (President of the Information Board and Editorial Board), Marijana Vasić, Dejan Jovanović, Irena Žunić, Sonja Knežević, Radoje Jovanić (representative of the United Association of Unions) Editorial Editor in Chief: M.S. Dragan Aleksić Deputy Chief Editor: Borjana Vićentijević Collaborators: M.S. Dragan Aleksić, Marijana Vasić, Biljana Kaplarević, Sanja Božović, D.Sc Sanja Petrović Bećirović, year LVII Irena Žunić, Vesna Laković, Mileta Bojović, Dušan Petković, Marija Milić, Nenad Lazić, D.Sc Vladimir Belićević, Ivana Vukotić, Dejan Jovanović, Željko Ćulafić, Zoran Milosavljević, Predrag Vuković, Saša Stojanović, Marina Kovačević, Jelena Korać, Dejan Arsić Translation: Marijana Maksimović Berković Photo: Vladimir Jablanov, Vitomir Rakočević, Energoprojekt archives Design and prepress: Energoprojekt Industrija Plc Published quarterly, circulation: 1200 Newsroom phone number: +381 (0)11310-1020 Publisher: Energoprojekt Holding Plc Print: DONAT GRAF doo 2 | ENERGOPROJEKT April-September 2020 Contents highlights ContentsContents 04 REPORT FROM THE 52nd ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF ENERGOPROJEKT HOLDING PLC On July 23, 2020, the 52nd Annual General Meeting of Energoprojekt Holding Plc was held in the projection room in Energoprojekt office building. 09 ENTEL ENGAGED IN THE STRATEGIC PROJECT OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION IN OMAN In an international tender procedure, Entel's company in Oman was selected as a consultant on this largest strategic project in the field of water supply in the country, both in terms of scope of construction work, and the contract value. 12 THE STUDY OF MONITORING THE "ZAVOJ" - HPP "PIROT" RESERVOIR CLOGGING Once again, Energoprojekt Hidroinženjering demonstrated a successful combination of knowledge, decades of experience and the use of the latest technologies… 19 HANDOVER OF THE NAVIGATOR 2 BUSINESS CENTRE IN THE FINAL STAGE After accelerated activities on the completion of works on the facility "Business Centre Navigator 2", Energoprojekt Visokogradnja began activities related to the handover of the facility. 22 INTERVIEW - BILJANA KAPLAREVIĆ, THE DIRECTOR OF "PARK 11" The construction of the luxury residential-business complex park 11 in New Belgrade reached the final phase. First keys handed over. 28 THE TOP 225 INTERNATIONAL DESIGN FIRMS ENERGOPROJEKT RANKED ON WORLD LISTS The only company from the region on the ranking list of the most successful international companies THE TOP 225 INTERNATIONALin the field of design DESIGN FIRMS 24.2% 29 24.2% Transportation Transportation $17,488.9 ENTEL TRADITIONALLY REWARDED THE BEST STUDENTS $17,488.9 AMONG THEIR EMPLOYEES’ CHILDREN The best primary and high school students, who met the set criteria, were presented a gift showing them International Internationalconsideration and reminding them that their work was also recognized by Marketthe Entel community AnalysisMarket 20.5Analysis% 20.5% Petroleum | 18.7% Petroleum April-September 2020 ENERGOPROJEKT 3 $14,795.2 18.7% Buildings $14,795.2 $13,519.6 Buildings $ 11.7% 13,519.6 Power $8,476.9 11.7% 6.3% 4.0% Power 2.6% Other Water $8,476.9 $2,871.2 $4,559.0 Sewer/Waste 6.3% $1,915.0 5.8% 4.0% 3.4%2.6% Industrial Other 2.2% Water Hazardous $4,196.5 $4,559.0 Manufacturing Waste Sewer/Waste $2,871.2 $1,564.8 $2,444.7 % 0.7% $1,915.0 5.8 Telecom 3.4% Industrial $482.5 2.2% Hazardous $4,196.5 Manufacturing Waste $ $ 0.7% 1,564.8 2,444.7 Telecom Comparing the$482.5 Past Decade’s International $52.45 $57.67 $65.30 $71.49* $71.35* $70.57* $65.19* $63.87* $64.30* $71.62* 200957.67 201065.30 201171.49* 201271.35* 201370.57* 201465.19* 201563.87* 201664.30* 201771.62* 201872.09* Design Revenue 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 (in $ billions) SOURCE: ENR *The 2012-2018 figures are revenue for the Top 200 Design Firms.
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    HIGHLIGHTS: Gazela Bridge passed the second test ITS systems on the Serbian road network – management – monitoring – safety Interview – Miodrag Milijić, President of the Independent Union of the PE “Roads of Serbia” Vehicle flow from June – August 2012 Construction of Corridor X – Levosoje- border with FYR of Macedonia Rehabilitation of I A Category section no. 6, Brodarevo Gostun PR “Roads of Serbia” – measure of SUCCESS! During this construction season the intensive works have been conducted, and still are in progress, on the road network of the Republic of Serbia. The works comprise new infrastructure projects, as well as routine and periodical maintenance of road routs and structures. Our enterprise, as Employer, has successfully completed 15, 5 km of the Belgrade Bypass, from “Batajnica” Interchange to “Dobanovci” Interchange, and from “Orlovača” Interchange to the Ring road, including “Straževica” Tunnel. And after load testing of main span of the Gazela Bridge steel structure, the full-scale rehabilitation project related to the busiest bridge in Serbia, with its access roads, has been completed. Concurrently with this project, a part of the other project related to the implementation of IT systems, first of all video surveillance, cameras for traffic counting, road weather stations and electronic information panels with variable traffic signalization has been completed. Until the end of this construction season, the rehabilitation works, among other things, will be completed: motorway E-75 on the passage through Belgrade, old bridge Beška and bridge over the Arkanj Channel. Works that come under the routine maintenance of road network from Prijepolje to the border with Montenegro, sections Brodarevo – Gostun, as well as works on construction of the right lane of the motorway E-75, sections Levosoje – border with the FYR of Macedonia have been completed.