[Power China Acquires Vetrozelena Wind Power Project in Serbia] Recently, Power China Haitou signed an investment agreement with renewable energy developer CWP Europe, intending to acquire a 51% stake in the Vetrozelena wind power project being developed by the latter in Serbia, with CWP Europe holding the remaining 49% stake. The Vetrozelena wind power project is located in Pancevo, 40 kilometers away from Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The total installed capacity of the project is 297.6MW, and the planned investment is about 400 million euros. Developed by CWP Europe in 2020, the Vetrozelena project is scheduled to start construction at the end of 2023 and enter commercial operation in 2025. Edit/Ma Xue

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• 2026.09.14 11:34
• [China's first single furnace Jinhua furnace with a daily coal input of 3000 tons]
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• [The world's largest salt cavern compressed air energy storage project unit]
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