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Serbia, Local company to build 10 MW solar power plant near Kikinda

Detailed regulation plan of the city of Kikinda in northern province of Vojvodina, which has been recently put up for public review, envisages the construction of B2 Sunspot solar power plant, developed by the local company of the same name.

The project envisages the installation of solar panels with combined output of up to 10 MW, covering an area of 14.6 hectares in the nonconstruction area of the city, along the railway tracks.

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