ARTICLE · 04 OCTOBER 2013

Regional Energy News - September 2013

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NIS Energowind, a joint company of NIS and number of private investors, commenced works on construction of wind power plant Plandiate.

SerbiaEnergy and Natural Resources

Miloš Vučković

Commencement of construction works on wind park Plandiate

NIS Energowind, a joint company of NIS (50% share) and number of private investors, commenced works on construction of wind power plant Plandiate. The works on construction were officially opened by CEO of NIS Mr. Kiril Kravčenko and Serbian Vice-Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, in presence of other high officials and guests, including the Minister of Energy Zorana Mihajlović.

The WPP will be comprised of 34 wind generators, installed capacity of 3 MW each, making the total installed capacity of the plant 102 MW. The total value of the investment is estimated at some EUR 160 million, out of which NIS will provide about EUR 23 million, while the remaining part will be provided by other partners and lenders.

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