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Serbia: Another wind farm to be built by Israeli company

Enlight Renewable Energy is Israeli company which in September 2019 commissioned 104.5 MW wind farm Kovacica. This company now plans to build another wind farm in the same area.

According to detailed regulation plan of the Kovacica municipality, the Israeli company is planning to build Crepaja wind farm. It is envisaged that the wind farm will have 31 wind turbines, each with an individual output of about 7 MW and a transformer station. The maximum height of the wind turbine with the blade in the upper position is about 230 m, while the total installed capacity of the wind farm is up to 220 MW.

In September 2017, Enlight Renewable Energy took over the project for the construction of 104.5 MW Kovacica wind farm. The total worth of the project is 189 million euros, loans will cover 142 million euros, while the rest will be provided by Enlight itself. In November same year, the company announced that it has signed an agreement with General Electric (GE) Renewable Energy on the delivery of 38 wind turbines. GE Renewable Energy will deliver 38 model 2.75-120 wind turbines, which are 110 meters high, ideal for mid-range winds in this part of Serbia. The two companies have also signed a 15-year full service agreement for Kovacica wind farm.

 

 

 

 

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