The Chamber of Commerce of Republika Srpska recognised the work of Elnos BL and this year awarded the company two significant honours as part of the “Selection of the Most Successful in Economy” event, held at Banski dvor in Banja Luka.
Elnos Group took part in two regional energy events – the Energy Summit Trebinje 2026 and the Balkan Solar Summit, once again confirming its active role in the development of the modern energy sector.
Construction of solar power plant Novalja (20.9 MWp) on the island of Pag has entered its final phase. Spanning 25 hectares, this plant is a true example of a serious-format solar energy project.
Our teams have successfully completed construction works on wind park Perun (30 MW). The wind park has been energized and is ready for future grid connection.
Elnos Serbia has signed an EPC contract with Sinohydro Corporation Limited, a subsidiary of Power China Construction Group, for the construction of the Vetrozelena wind farm (300 MW), which will be the largest single wind power project in the Balkans.
Elnos Group marked a major milestone with a ceremonial celebration at the Sava Center, bringing together eight decades of industrial heritage and three decades of modern business operations. It was an evening defined by pride, unity, and strong emotions.
Following the completion of the selection process, Elnos BL has chosen seven new scholarship students who will join the company’s program for the 2024/2025 academic year — a program dedicated to supporting future electrical engineers.
In the energy sector, success belongs to those who possess vision and the courage to turn dynamic change into a genuine opportunity.
In the Czech Republic, Elnos Group is participating in the modernization of the power grid through three major projects for the reconstruction of 400 kV transmission lines.
As a key player in the most ambitious green projects, Elnos Group confirms its status as one of the most reliable allies in the energy transition.
This year, Elnos Group celebrates ten years of successful operations in Iceland, the only country in the world that generates 100 percent of its electricity from renewable energy sources.
Students from the “Nikola Tesla” High School of Electrical Engineering in Banja Luka completed their practical training program at our company this week.
