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Serbia, Construction of the largest privately owned solar power plant should start soon

The construction of the largest privately owned solar power plant in Serbia should start soon. Namely, solar power plant DeLasol will have an installed capacity of 9.913 MW and will be built on a 12 hectares land plot in the Lapovo municipality.

The investor said that all the necessary permits have already been obtained and the construction should start on 1 September. The power plant should be completed and commissioned by March next year.

The power plant will consist of 17,980 bifacial solar panels and its annual electricity generation will amount to around 15,000 MWh.

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