The Municipal Administration of the Municipality of Aleksinac has announced a public review of the Detailed Regulation Plan for the construction of the Bradarac Wind Farm, which will be available until April 20, 2025. Also included is the Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the Plan.
The objective of the Plan is to enable the construction of a wind farm with an installed capacity of approximately 250 MW, comprising 40 wind turbines. Additionally, the Plan covers related infrastructure, including energy facilities such as a substation, connection switchgear, and energy storage space, either as a separate facility or integrated into the wind farm’s operations.
The individual capacity of the wind generators will be defined during the technical development of the project, depending on the implementation phases and technical specifications of different wind turbine types.
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The Plan covers an area of over two hectares, spanning parts of the following cadastral municipalities: Ćićina, Bobovište, Rutevac, Bradarac, Subotinac, Mozgovo, Bovan, and Vukašinovac.
The area designated for the wind farm is predominantly agricultural land, with smaller sections falling under forest or water zones, or in contact with such areas.
The initiative for drafting the Detailed Regulation Plan was launched by the investor, WPP GREENWATT LLC. Individuals and legal entities have the right to submit written comments on the Plan and the Environmental Impact Assessment Report to the municipal administration during the public review period.
A public presentation of this planning document will be held on April 7, 2025, starting at 1 p.m., in the Assembly Hall of the Municipal Administration of the Municipality of Aleksinac.
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