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Serbia, NIS has launched a tender for the selection of a partner for the construction of small-scale gas-fired power plant

Serbian oil company NIS has launched a tender for the selection of a partner for the construction of small-scale gas-fired power plant with installed capacity of 2 MW in Srpska Crnja.

According to tender documentation, the contract also includes the connection of the facility to the transmission network. The tender is open until 21 April.

NIS has put into operation small power plants with a total installed capacity of 14.5 MW since 2013 at oil and gas fields at eight locations in Serbia.

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