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Alfi Renewables and MK Group Unveil 105.6-MW Wind Farm, a Milestone for Serbia’s Renewable Energy

By Alexander FosterMay 17, 20242 Mins Read
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Slovenian investment fund Alfi Renewables d.o.o and Serbian diversified holding MK Group celebrated the inauguration of a significant milestone on Wednesday: a 105.6-megawatt (MW) wind farm in Serbia, marking the first of its kind in the eastern region of the Balkan country. Dubbed the Krivaca Wind Park, this expansive facility, positioned near the village of

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