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Fortis and Inelso to build 30 MW solar with battery storage in Vojvodina

Fortis Energy and Inelso Energy Systems plan to invest about €25.5 million in a 30 MW solar project with battery storage in Serbia’s Vojvodina region. The development is described as ready to build. The project is expected to proceed toward construction following the next permitting step.

Permitting timeline and construction readiness

The project is described as ready to build, with a construction permit expected within about a month. The permit is identified as the immediate step required before construction can begin. No other regulatory milestones were specified.

Generation profile and battery role

The solar plant is projected to generate more than 40 GWh per year. A battery would enable part of that output to be sold outside peak solar hours. The battery’s capacity was not specified in the available details.

Contractor selection and revenue model

Enkraft Energy has been selected as the engineering, procurement and construction contractor. Fortis expects revenue from a mix of power purchase agreements and wholesale sales. The project’s permit remains the immediate step before construction can begin.

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