Serbia

CWP nears EBRD financing for its 192-MWp Serbian solar farm, securing long-term debt and storage-ready design to de-risk construction and boost bankability in a shifting energy market.

At Novi Sad, NIS unveils a 6.8‑MWp solar farm, tripling capacity to 11.3 MWp, delivering 13.5 GWh a year and cutting 15,000 tonnes of CO2e.

Turkey’s GridFlex will invest EUR 17 million in a 125-MWh standalone battery near Leskovac, Serbia, adding fast, flexible capacity to a strengthening grid.

Nofar Energy powers up Serbia with its 27-MW Ada solar park, marking a key step in expanding its renewable footprint in Eastern Europe.

EBRD powers Serbia's future with a €105 million loan for a groundbreaking solar thermal plant, set to revolutionize Novi Sad's energy landscape and cut gas consumption by 29%!

Fortis Energy expands its renewable energy portfolio with a 180 MW solar project in Serbia, showcasing its commitment to advancing the energy transition.

CWP Europe's Vida project in Serbia's Zajecar district will feature a 350-MW wind-solar park, showcasing their expertise in renewable energy development.

Hive Energy's Serbian solar parks with battery storage are set to power up, adding 216.5 MW to their renewable energy portfolio. More projects in the pipeline!

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

Join the Kladovo Solar Gate project and help Serbia become a leader in renewable energy. This proposed 300 MW solar photovoltaic plant is located 5 kilometres from the city of Kladovo and is in its early planning stages. Be part of a potentially revolutionary new energy source.

The new Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources is coming into force. Minister of Mining and also Energy of Serbia Dubravka Đedović said the new framework enables auctions for electricity from new capacities.

A homeowner community in three apartment buildings in Niš has installed roof photovoltaic or pv panels. The center in Serbia's third-largest city is producing sufficient power to cover the usage in joint installments like staircase lighting. The instance shows that, after individual households, the prosumer version and also the manufacturing of green energy for very own intake is starting to be used in multiapartment buildings as well in the country.

Serbia's power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has determined to revive its first solar project. It is imagined with a capacity of 9.95 MW.

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.

Aggregation of distributed energy sources is experiencing a development in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presently there are 7 virtual power plants in the nation, aggregating facilities with a total capacity of 120 MW, or greater than all various other Energy Community having celebrations incorporated. The Independent System Driver in Bosnia and also Herzegovina (NOSBiH) visualizes an increase to 250 MW by the end of the year.