Biggest Wind Farm in Serbia Goes Live

Biggest wind energy project in Serbia and Western Balkans with 158MW capacity successfully launched / EBRD arranged €107.7 million syndicated loan / Second wind farm in Serbia supported by the EBRD

Serbia’s largest windfarm Cibuk 1 with a maximum capacity of 158MW has started operations, generating sustainable and emissions-free power to supply 113,000 households and reducing CO2 emissions by 370,000 tonnes per year. Cibuk 1 covers a site of 37 km2 in Mramorak, 50km from the capital Belgrade, and comprises 57 wind turbines. It is the second wind project in Serbia supported by the EBRD and follows the successful completion of the Kovacica windfarm earlier this month. The €300 million project was developed with financial... ... More: Official Press Release EBRD

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