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Serbia: A tender for the construction of a solar power plant at the regional landfill launched

The utility company Regional Landfill Pirot has announced a tender for the construction of a solar power plant on the roof of the Regional Landfill. It is about a small solar power plant with an installed power of 150 kW on the roof of the buildings, and for the supply of electric cabinets for own consumption with partial delivery of electricity to the distribution system according to the buyer-producer system.

The deadline for performing falls from the day of introduction to work is 30 working days.

The estimated value of the works is 15.9 million dinars without VAT.

Offers can be submitted until April 30.

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