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The plan for hydro power plant on Lim river is completed

A request for approval on Study about the estimation of impact that construction of hydro power plant Brodarevo 1 and Brodarevo 2 has on Lim river, is submitted

The request is submitted by Renewable Energy Ventures Company, from Belgrade, to Ministry of Environment, Mining and Spatial planning.

As it was announced in this company, insight into the content of study will be possible until August, 14th, in Ministry of Environment. The next day, August 15th, the presentation of this study and public discussion about this document will be held in building of municipality Prijepolje.

The total capacity of these two power plants will be 50 MW, and they will produce 230 GWh of electricity, a year.

Hydro power plant Brodarevo 1, with installed capacity of 26 MW, will be placed on Junakovina, while HPP Brodarevo 2, with installed capacity of 32,4 MW will be placed on Lucice, both on Lim

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