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Bulgaria: St. Nikola wind farm recorded all-time production record in September

Bulgarian wind farm St.Nikola generated 29,777 MWh of electricity in September, which is the highest monthly output since the facility was
commissioned in 2010, AES Bulgaria said in a statememt.

The wind farm’s output was more than 45% higher than in the same month of 2022.
St. Nikola wind farm has generated a 263,569 MWh of green electricity in the first nine months of 2023, enough to cover the consumption of nearly 100,000 households over that period.
Between January and September 2022, the wind farm generated 270,115 MWh of electricity.

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