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Serbia: Al Dahra plans to build 10 bio gas power plants in Serbia

UAE-based company Al Dahra said that it is planning to build an industrial complex in Serbia’s capital Belgrade, which will also include ten independent biogas power plants.
The biogas power plants will have power output of 999 kW each and will be built on the land owned by the agrocompany PKB. Financial details of the project have not been revealed.
Last month, Al Dahra signed a contract with Serbian Government on the purchase of assets of PKB for 105.05 million euros.

 

 

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