Serbia's biggest solar energy plant, 9.9 MW, put into operation

• Solar power plant DeLasol in Lapovo came online. With its 9.9 MW, it is the most significant in Serbia. The unit includes almost 18,000 bifacial panels.

Priest of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović participated in the main launch of the DeLasol photovoltaic or pv center, the biggest in Serbia. The 9.9 MW solar power plant is located in Lapovo in the central part of the nation.

The federal government is taking on laws as well as preparing calculated documents with the aim to produce problems for the building and construction of sustainable electricity plants and also safe and secure supply for citizens and organizations, Đedović stated.

The preacher included that the recommended modifications to the Legislation on making use of Renewable Energy Resources, which are getting in legislative procedure, would certainly enable auctions for market costs for renewable resource producers and that it would certainly open the way for Serbia to triple its wind and also solar capacities in the next a number of years.

The DeLasol solar energy plant was built by MT-Komex. It extends 12.5 hectares as well as consists of 17,980 bifacial or two-sided panels. The technology enables them to create power from below, from the representation from the ground.

Annual output is estimated at 15 GWh, equal to the consumption of 2,100 domestic households, the statement includes. The business revealed that it means to build four more solar power plants within 2 years. One system would additionally be in Lapovo.

The project that has actually simply been completed deserves EUR 9 million, according to ProCredit Bank's Serbian subsidiary, which financed the venture.

Currently the biggest finished solar energy plant in the area tracked by Balkan Green Energy News has a nameplate capacity of 204.3 MW. It remains in Greece's north, in the Western Macedonia area. The center was installed by HELLENiQ Energy, which utilized to be called Hellenic Petroleum. It is additionally the greatest photovoltaic plant with bifacial panels in Europe.

Nevertheless, Turkish company Kalyon is completing its Karapınar project in Anadolia. The prepared peak capacity is 1.3 GW, while the link capacity would certainly be 1 GW. The segments that were developed so far are already online.

The most significant nuclear power plant of the kind in the Western Balkans remains in North Macedonia. It is had by Slovenian firm GEN-I. It has 17 MW. French firm Voltalia started building its Karavasta center in 2015 in Albania. The imagined peak or optimum capacity, in direct current terms, is 140 MW.