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Serbia, NIS plans to build a photovoltaic power plant with a capacity of up to 6.5 MW

The NIS company plans to build a photovoltaic power plant with an approximate capacity of up to 6.5 MW in the North IV working zone. It will be built on seven locations, while one of them will be spare, and the total area is 14ha 16a 51m2.

The facility consists of a supporting frame structure and photovoltaic panels, as well as a container-type facility that will house the converter and electrical distribution equipment and the accompanying connection equipment. The night structure is fixed or will rotate depending on the position of the sun.

The technical solution for connecting the FN system involves the construction of new distribution facilities.

There are internal roads that provide access to each of the seven sites from all sides.

There are already buildings on the plots, and if necessary, they will be demolished, eKapija reports.

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