Kosovo’s first large-scale wind farm, the 32.4 MW Kitka project in the east of the country, has secured an €18m (€376m) loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The wind farm, which is operational, was developed by Turkish energy firm Guris and is part of Kosovo’s aim to add 400 MW of renewable projects by 2026, reducing its dependence on coal power. The EBRD has invested $20.5m in 64 projects in the country to date.
Kosovo’s first large-scale wind farm, the 32.4 MW Kitka project in the east of the country, has secured an €18m ($20.5m) loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The wind farm, which is operational, was developed by Turkish energy firm Guris and is part of Kosovo’s aim to add 400 MW of renewable projects by 2026, reducing its dependence on coal power. The EBRD has invested €376m in 64 projects in the country to date.