NIS starts trial operation of two gas power plants in Vojvodina
NIS says it has started trial operation of small gas power plants at the Banatsko Miloševo and Srpska Crnja fields. Investment totals about RSD 2 billion, installed capacity is 5 MW, and expected annual output is 40.5 GWh—comparable, the company says, to the consumption of nearly 8,000 average households.
What matters
Two sites
The trial operation concerns plants at the Banatsko Miloševo and Srpska Crnja gas fields.
5 MW capacity
The combined installed capacity of the two small plants is 5 MW.
40.5 GWh annually
NIS gives 21 GWh per year for Banatsko Miloševo and 19.5 GWh for Srpska Crnja.
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NIS starts trial operation of gas power plants at Banatsko Miloševo and Srpska Crnja
N1, citing an NIS statement, reports that the company has started trial operation of two small gas power plants. Investment is estimated at about RSD 2 billion and installed capacity at 5 MW; NIS gives expected output of 21 and 19.5 GWh a year and says the power will go to external consumers or the company.
Overall takeaway
The report records trial operation of two small gas facilities; the company links it to using previously untapped gas resources.
What this means for residents
Investment scale
According to NIS, about RSD 2 billion has been invested in the two facilities.
Where the power goes
The company says the electricity will be supplied to external consumers or used for its own needs.