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Serbia, Local company to build 50 MW solar power plant near Zajecar

The city of Zajecar, located in eastern Serbia, has put the detailed regulation plan for the construction of solar power plant Mali Izvor for an
early public review.

The investor in the project, which will have an installed capacity of up to 50 MW, is local company Energy Networks. According to the plan,
the plant will be build on an area covering some 76 hectares, mostly agricultural land. The construction of 110 kV transmission line for the
connection of the plant to transmission network is also planned.

It is still not known what type and output of individual solar panels will be used. These details will be defined during the technical development of the project.

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