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The Ministry of Mining and Energy in Serbia has allocated a combined 645 MW of new solar and wind power capacity in its 2nd renewable energy auction round for market premiums through a contracts for difference (CfD) scheme. This round was oversubscribed with the offered quota of 424.8 MW capacity significantly exceeded.
The auction attracted seven applications for wind farm projects and 34 solar projects. The winning bids offered prices as low as EUR 50.9 (USD 53.28) per MWh for solar and EUR 53.5/MWh for wind, which are below current market levels and below those achieved in Serbia’s first renewable energy auction in August 2023.
Electricity generated will be procured by the state utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) and winners will sign 15-year CfD contracts. Serbia plans to support 1.3 GW renewable energy capacity with market premiums under a 3-year plan backed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
These projects -- five wind and five solar -- are expected to bring in EUR 782 million (USD 818.5m) in investments, according to the ministry. The auction attracted seven applications for wind farm projects and 34 solar projects.