The largest wind farms in Serbia
The 8 biggest wind farms operating in Serbia today, by capacity, of the 8 operating there that we track. Click a farm for its owners, turbines and location.
| # | Wind farm | Type | Capacity | Online | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cibuk wind farm | Onshore | 158 MW | 2019 | Masdar Taalari Generation d.o.o Beograd |
| 2 | Krivača wind farm | Onshore | 106 MW | 2024 | IVICOM Energy |
| 3 | Kovacica wind farm | Onshore | 105 MW | 2019 | Enlight Renewable Energy |
| 4 | Pupin wind farm | Onshore | 95 MW | 2024 | Enlight Renewable Energy |
| 5 | Kosava wind farm | Onshore | 69 MW | 2019 | MK Fintel Wind |
| 6 | Alibunar wind farm | Onshore | 42 MW | 2018 | Elicio |
| 7 | Belo Blato wind farm | Onshore | 20 MW | 2009 | Green Star |
| 8 | Kula wind farm | Onshore | 10 MW | – | MK Fintel Wind |
Operating farms only, by installed capacity as the registers record it: national registers where a country has one, and Global Energy Monitor's Global Wind Power Tracker (CC BY 4.0) elsewhere. Figures are indicative and can differ from developers' own; see methods.
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