The path to building one of the largest solar district heating plants in Europe is clear. A financing package for the 80 million euro project was signed on December 20 in Pristina, Kosovo.
• Heating capacity from renewable sources and solar thermal storage: 50 MW • Additional buildings connected to the district heating network: approx. 8.600 new connections • Annual greenhouse gas savings in CO2
Up to 38,000 residents will directly benefit from being connected to Pristina''s district heating system as part of the network expansion measures. The EU co-funds the investments under Flagship 4 -
Kosovo* is developing the Western Balkans'' largest solar thermal district heating project, supplying 32,000 citizens with renewable heat while expanding its network with coal plant cogeneration.
The realization of two huge solar district heating projects in the Balkans is progressing. The pre-qualification tender for a 44 MW collector field with seasonal storage in Pristina, Kosovo, ended on 11
With 278 sunny days, Kosovo is an ideal place to use the sun for energy production. But, current solar energy, together with wind and hydropower output, makes up only 23.3% of the energy
Kosovo''s ambitious plans for solar energy reflect a broader shift towards renewable power in the Western Balkans. The region has significant potential for solar energy, with abundant
Government-controlled Kosovo Energy Corp. (KEK) said it is preparing to start building its Solar4Kosovo 1 photovoltaic plant near Prishtina. It informed the local community that agricultural
The "Solar 4 Kosovo II" project is one of the largest energy projects in Kosovo. This will be one of the largest solar plants in Europe and the first in the region by capacity, which will utilize clean solar
Together with our partner CES, we are working in a consortium to ensure that Solar 4Kosovo II is both technically sound and economically successful. With a total investment of €80 million, the initiative is
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