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Serbia: WV International Ventures plans to build a 900 MW wind power plant

WV International Ventures, a unit of Dutch company WV International, plans to build a 900 MW wind power plant Samos in the municipality of Novi Sad, the Vojvodina local government said.

The wind farm will span 174 square kilometers and will be built in two stages, the local government said.

During the first stage, wind turbines with a capacity of 420 MW will be installed, to which 468 MW will be added during the second stage.

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