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Serbia: 291 MW wind farm Vetrozelena gets building permit

Wind Farm Vetrozelena, with a maximum capacity of 291 MW, will have 48 wind generators and will be built in Banatsko Novo Selo near Pančevo.
The Provincial Secretariat for Energy has adopted the decision on the building permit. The investor Vetrozelena doo Beograd is allowed to build the wind farm, with a maximum power of 291 MW.
According to the decision, the wind farm will have 48 wind generators. Vetrozelena is a renewable energy source project which the company CWP Europe is developing in the territory of the City of Pancevo.

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