Krivača wind farm (103 MW) is the first wind farm in Serbia built south of the Sava and Danube rivers. It is located in the Braničevo district, only six kilometres from the Đerdap Gorge and the Romanian border. This project represents a significant step in Serbia’s transition toward renewable energy sources and in increasing the…
Located in the picturesque Vardar River valley, in the south of North Macedonia, Perun wind farm (30 MW) represents one of the most important renewable energy projects in the country. This project symbolizes North Macedonia’s transition toward a sustainable energy future and contributes to the stability of the power system.
Banat is becoming the centre of Serbia’s green energy transition. Nearly five years after the municipality of Kovin became home to the largest wind farm in the Balkans – Čibuk 1 (158 MW) – construction of Čibuk 2 (154 MW) is beginning in its immediate vicinity. The synergy of these two wind farms will deliver…
