Turkish investor entering Serbian RES market – Agreements on construction of two solar power plants in Vojvodina signed

The Turkish company Egesa Enerji has commenced the implementation of two projects of the construction of solar power plants in Vojvodina - in Aradac and Odzaci - with a total nominal power of 8.6 megawatts (Aradac 4.2 MWp and Odzaci 4.4 MWp), announced the local company Solarna energija buducnosti, which will supply the equipment.

The agreements on the realization of these facilities have been signed with the consortium of contractors, marking the official beginning of the first step of the Turkish investor in the Serbian market of renewable energy sources.

Egesa Enerji is the main investor and carrier of the capital, whereas Electric Power Construction is in charge of EPC work, which encompasses engineering, procurement and construction with a guaranteed delivery by the commercial operation date (COD).

The company Solarna energija buducnosti will provide full solar equipment, including photovoltaic modules, inverters and systemic components, whereas the company BEY HAN is in charge of doing EPC works, in direct partnership with EPC and SEB. BEY HAN has more than 250 MW of built GES capacities in Turkey behind it.

The consortium consisting of these three companies has the task of delivering fully functional solar power plants ready to be connected to the network and the beginning of commercial operations.

With these projects, Egesa Enerji is further spreading its presence in the sector of renewable energy sources, after Turkey and the United States of America, now in Serbia as well.

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Electric Power Construction doo Ruma

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