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Serbia: Nofar Energy connects 27 MW Ada solar complex to grid

Israeli company Nofar Energy has successfully connected its 27 MW Ada solar complex to the network in Serbia. The project, which required an investment of approximately 25 million euros, is a significant addition to Nofar’s growing global portfolio.

This portfolio now includes 2.4 GW of solar projects either connected or under construction, alongside 1.2 GWh of energy storage capacity. Located in the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina, the Ada complex consists of two solar power plants situated within the Ada municipality. Turkish contractor Girisim Elektric was responsible for the construction of the plants.

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