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Serbia, Two wind farms planned to be built near Aleksinac

Two companies WPP Greenwatt and WPP Forest Wind are planning to build two wind farms in the municipality of Aleksinac.

The Bradarac wind farm will have 34 wind turbines with combined installed capacity of 225 MW and will cover the area of 2,560 hectares. The plan provides the possibility of developing the wind farm in several phases.

The Mozgovo wind farm will have 22 wind turned with combined installed capacity of 150 MW and it is also possible to develop the project in phases.

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