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NIS company has put into trial operation two small power plants at the gas fields “Banatsko Miloševo” and “Srpska Crnja,” thereby enabling electricity generation using previously untapped gas resources.
As stated by the company, the total investment value amounts to nearly two billion dinars, while the total installed capacity of both facilities reaches five megawatts.
The small power plant “Banatsko Miloševo” has an annual production capacity of approximately 21 GWh of electricity, while the plant in “Srpska Crnja” can produce 19.5 GWh. The total output is sufficient to supply electricity to nearly 8,000 average households.
Through the implementation of these investments, the utilization of gas resources that had not previously been in operation has been improved, alongside increased energy efficiency and reduced emissions of harmful substances into the air. The generated electricity is delivered to external consumers or used for the company’s own needs.
“By commissioning the new facilities, we are further confirming our commitment to the rational use of domestic energy resources, as well as to the modernization of energy infrastructure. This investment enables the monetization of previously unused gas reserves, with a high degree of energy efficiency, the application of modern management and control systems, and compliance with the highest environmental protection standards,” emphasized Grigorije Tešanović, Project Management Manager at NIS.
NIS has been implementing the project of building small power plants at oil and gas fields since 2013, as part of a long-term strategy focused on the company’s energy transition, improving business efficiency through the rational use of resources, and enhancing environmental protection.
To date, NIS has put into operation 22 generation/cogeneration modules in Serbia, with investments in this business segment exceeding 28 million euros.
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