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Serbia: Gazprom might build several wind parks

Gazprom Energoholding, a subsidiary of Russian gas company Gazprom is currently in talks on the construction of several wind farms in Serbia, said Denis Fedorov General Manager of the company.

Fedorov said that the company is negotiating conditions for the implementation of several wind projects in Serbia, however no investments decisions have been made so far. He added that Gazprom plans to build these wind farms by itself, with no partners involved. Gazprom could finance the projects by itself and regarding competences, some 70 % of the works are done by the manufacturer of wind energy equipment.

 

 

 

 

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