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Montenegro: A wind power plant with a capacity of up to 118.80MW will be built in Savnik

The company Vjetro park Bijela from Podgorica plans to build a wind farm in Savnik.

As can be seen in the proposal for urban planning and technical conditions adopted by the Government at the telephone session, the facility will be built on several cadastral plots in the Maslinsko municipality, in the territory of the municipality of Savnik.

According to the analyzes previously carried out by the investor, it was determined that 118.80 MW is the maximum possible capacity of the future wind power plant.

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