Serbian energy utility EPS has invited
bids for works on the reconstruction of seven small hydro power plants (SHPPs),
the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Thursday.
The tender covers supply and installation of electrical and mechanical
equipment for reconstruction of the SHPPs, located in eastern Serbia, the EBRD
said in a statement.
EPS intends using part of a loan approved by the EBRD to finance the works on
the project.
The tendered upgrade project covers the reconstruction of the three existing
turbines of the HPP Sveta Petka, near the southern city of Nis; installation of
two new turbines at SHPP Sicevo; reconstruction of two existing turbines at the
SHPP Gamzigrad near Zajecar; replacement of the three existing turbines on the
SHPP Sokolovica; installation of a new turbine on the SHPP Vucje near Leskovac;
reconstruction of the two existing turbines at SHPP Jelasnica and
reconstruction of all three existing turbines of the SHPP Temac.
The bidding deadline is July 24.
In 2011, the EBRD said it was lending EPS 45 million euro ($49.1 million) to
refurbish 15 SHPPs with a combined capacity of 18 MW and to build seven new
ones on existing dams witha combined capacity of 13 MW.
Source: SeeNews