How much does a wind power plant cost in Serbia?
The power plant will be comprised of 48 wind turbines and is due for commissioning in . The power plant will generate enough electricity to power more than 185,000 Serbian households and is expected to reduce emissions by 820 ktCO 2 /year. The project’s cost is estimated at around €270m.
How much wind power does Serbia have?
At the end of , wind represented about 5% of Serbia’s installed capacity with 398 MW, and about 3% of its power generation with around 1 TWh. The country currently has around 5 GW of wind capacity under development. Enerdata has developed a market research service to screen, monitor and analyse the development of power generation assets.
How much does a Serbian power plant cost?
The power plant will generate enough electricity to power more than 185,000 Serbian households and is expected to reduce emissions by 820 ktCO2/year. The project’s cost is estimated at around €270m.
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