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Serbia: Chinese Mingyang to deliver wind turbines for 150 MW project

China’s Mingyang Smart Energy Group Ltd has secured an order to supply its turbines for a 150-MW wind farm project in eastern Serbia.

The proposed Black Peak project will carry 25 units of Minyang’s 6.25-172 onshore wind turbines, which the company says is its widely deployed model.

The wind farm will be located near the city of Bor, at a site where average wind speeds reach 7.4 metres per second at 107.5-metre height. These conditions will enable the wind farm to generate approximately 465 GWh of electricity annually, Minyang said in a press release.

No additional details were published.

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