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Construction of Swiss investor wind mill starts in Zajecar

 

 

In eastern Serbia city of Zajecar the construction of wind mill started. In two years first kwh should come from this wind energy facility.

On same location three more wind mill parks will be build in following years, in total 17 wind mills, transformer station and grid connection facility.

The investor on this project is a Swiss company, contractor is Serbian company and the project design of wind mill park is made in Serbian-bulgarian cooperation.

Total value of this investment is 100 mil euro, expected production of kwh will be 75 mil kwh per year.

Source Serbia-energy.com

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