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GazpromNeft NIS and Slovak GGE joint cooperation on CHP plant Novi Sad project

 

Today in Novi Sad NIS CEO, Kirill Kravchenko and Roland Toth, CEO of Slovak company GGE, signed the Memorandum of Understanding, thus confirming the intention to establish joint ventures for modernization of the Power Plant in Novi Sad, together with other members of the consortium, EPS and the City Novi Sad.

The first stage of the modernization project of Power Plant in Novi Sad involves the construction of the 240 MW cogeneration unit, which will provide generation of power for the supply of the entire capital of Vojvodina. Cogeneration represents the simultaneous production of heating power and electricity, which is environmentally and economically attractive and profitable.

To this end, the City of Novi Sad EPS founded a joint company

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