Vetroelektrane Balkana (WBEG), a joint venture of Masdar, Taaleri Energia and DEG, has started operations of the EUR330 million (US$331 million) 158 MW Čibuk 1 wind farm, located 50km from the capital Belgrade, Serbia.
The Čibuk 1 wind farm covers an area of 37km² and is powered by 57 turbines. The facility can generate enough clean energy to power 113,000 households, while offsetting CO2 emissions to the tune of 370,000 tonnes per year.
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October 15, 2019
Aqua Mont increases buyout bid in Hidrotehnika-Hidroenergetika to 77.6%
Aqua Mont Service has increased its buyout bid for Hidrotehnika-Hidroenergetik to 77.6%. Construction company Hidrotehnika-Hidroenergetika was established in 1946. The Belgrade-based firm specialises...
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October 11, 2019
MK-Fintel Wind commences the commercial operation of 69 MW Košava 1 wind project in Serbia
MK Fintel Wind, a joint venture of Italy’s Fintel Energia Spa and Serbia’s MK Group, has put into operation the 69 MW Košava 1 wind farm in Izbiste, municipality of Vrša...
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October 10, 2019
IFC, EBRD finances EUR300m to 103 MW Vinca waste-to-energy plant in Belgrade
France's Suez, Japan's Itochu and pan-European equity fund Marguerite Fund have secured a EUR300 million (US$329.35 million) non-recourse loan agreement with the International Fina...
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October 04, 2019
Belgrade waste PPP reaches financial close
The municipal waste treatment and disposal services project in Belgrade awarded to a consortium led by Suez and Itochu has reached financial close. IFC and MIGA, members of the World Bank...
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September 26, 2019
Enlight inaugurates the 104.5 MW wind project in Serbia
Enlight Renewable Energy has officially opened the 104.5 MW Kovacica wind farm, the largest operational wind farm of its kind in Serbia. The construction of the wind farm started in 2017. I...
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