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Serbia: Local company plans to build 300 MW wind farm

 

The Serbian city of Bor has announced an early public draft of a detailed regulation plan for the wind farm Snaga Istoka.

The wind farm will consist of 41 wind turbines with a power output of 7.2 MW each, totalling 300 MW and a 35 kV transformer station, which will connect the facility to the distribution system of power utility EPS, The investor is the local company Snaga Istoka.

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