Another point is that the transmission system operator handled the extreme situation with ease.
At 10 a. m. the active production capacity was 408 MW, out of which 138 MW or 34% was in wind parks, while 49 MW was generated by photovoltaic units and 4 MW by biomass-powered facilities.
30 May 2025 - The third Regional Power Sector Exchange of the Western Balkans gathered over 80 energy professionals from the Western Balkans
30 May 2025 - Maja Maćić, executive manager of Alcazar Energy, said at Belgrade Energy Forum that construction activities for some projects would start as early as this year
30 May 2025 - Turkish company Egesa Enerji has launched a project to build two solar power plants in Vojvodina, with a total nominal capacity of 8.6 MW
30 May 2025 - GGF and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency are expanding green lending in the Western Balkans and the EU's Eastern Neighborhood
