The Nordex Group has formalized an agreement to deliver wind turbines for the upcoming Jasikovo wind farm located in eastern Serbia. This development is a significant addition to the country’s ongoing efforts to enhance its renewable energy portfolio. The wind turbines, designed with advanced technology, will be installed on steel towers that stand 119 meters tall and are capable of producing up to 7 MW each.
This initiative also includes a comprehensive long-term maintenance contract, which spans 30 years with an option for a five-year extension. The turbines will feature anti-icing systems to maintain operational efficiency during adverse weather conditions, thereby increasing their reliability and performance throughout their operational lifespan.
According to the project timeline, the installation of the first turbine is set for April 2027, with electricity generation projected to commence by July of the same year. Once operational, the Jasikovo wind farm is expected to generate over 270 GWh of electricity annually, significantly bolstering Serbia’s clean energy output.
The project has successfully obtained all necessary construction permits, which encompass both the installation of turbines and related infrastructure development. Planned enhancements include a 33/110 kV substation, a 10 kV facility, and an internal cable network that will extend approximately 16 kilometers across the municipalities of Majdanpek and Žagubica.
