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Eptisa supervise wastewater treatment Tpp Nikola Tesla Power Plant

 

Spanish engineering services company Eptisa will supervise the construction and commissioning of a new wastewater treatment plant at the Nikola Tesla thermal power station from Obrenovac.

The project, worth 785,000 euro ($1.0 million), is funded by the EU’s Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance programme. The construction will last approximately 32 months.The site supervision contract was signed in early April.

Nikola Tesla is by far the largest power plant in Serbia, covering almost half of the country

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