Nofar Energy Ltd. Invests EUR 25M in Serbian Solar

• Israeli renewables company Nofar Energy Ltd shines in Serbia with a new 26-MW solar farm complex, boosting the country's renewable energy goals.

Israeli renewables company Nofar Energy Ltd has started construction on a 26-MW solar farm complex in northern Serbia, with an investment of EUR 25 million. The Ada complex will consist of two solar farms in the Vojvodina province, occupying a total surface area of 116 hectares. Turkish contractor Girisim Elektric has been selected to build the facilities, with plans to connect them to the grid by the end of 2024.

Serbia has recently surpassed 100 MW of installed solar capacity, with plans for at least five more solar plants totaling 30 MW to be connected to the grid by the end of the year. This development marks a significant step towards increasing renewable energy sources in the country.

What is the latest solar farm project in Serbia by Nofar Energy Ltd?

• The latest solar farm project in Serbia by Nofar Energy Ltd is a 26-MW solar farm complex in northern Serbia, with an investment of EUR 25 million.
  
• The Ada complex will consist of two solar farms in the Vojvodina province, occupying a total surface area of 116 hectares.
• Turkish contractor Girisim Elektric has been selected to build the facilities, with plans to connect them to the grid by the end of 2024.
  
• Serbia has recently surpassed 100 MW of installed solar capacity, with plans for at least five more solar plants totaling 30 MW to be connected to the grid by the end of the year.
• This development marks a significant step towards increasing renewable energy sources in the country.