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Serbia: Three solar power plants to be built in Subotiste

The Municipality of Pecinci announced an early public review regarding the development of the detailed regulation plan for three solar power plants in Subotiste.

The area for the construction of these three solar power plants is around 49 hectares.

The plot intended for the location of the solar power plants is situated in the non-building zone of the Subotiste settlement, designated for other agricultural land use.

The purpose of developing the plan is the intention to build three complexes of solar power plants within the designated area, named NETGas, Argali Energy and Arhar Teh Solar, each with individual capacities not exceeding 10 MW.

The investor is a local company, Arhar Teh Solar.

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