Austrian company to develop wind park in Serbia

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Ivicom Energy d.o.o. from Žagubica, part of Ivicom Energy GmbH of Austria, announced for BalkanEngineer.com that it is investing in building a wind power park (WPP) Krivača, in Braničevo district in eastern Serbia. The facility is designed for the capacity of 103.3 MW. Commissioning is scheduled for November 2017.

For the purpose of electrical energy to be distributed through Krivača, a new substation planned to be connected to substations in the municipality of Veliko Gradište and Neresnica in Kučevo, after 110 kV two new power lines are finished.

BalkanEngineer.com reminds that Serbia’s Ministry of Mining and Energy revealed in mid-April it filled the capacity of 500 MW envisaged for electricity from wind turbines.

Source of the pictures: ivicom-energy.com