Today in Podgorica, a contract was signed to connect another solar power plant to the transmission system, continuing the trend of developing renewable energy sources and strengthening energy stability. The Executive Director of CGES, Ivan Asanović i Stefan Klikovac, On behalf of Qair Montenegro, they signed the Contract for the Construction of Connection Infrastructure and the Connection of the 'Rudine' Solar Power Plant to the Transmission System, with a capacity of 50.13 MW.
Representatives of CGES and the investors Qair Montenegro, They expressed their satisfaction with the signed contract, highlighting the importance of investing in renewable energy sources and their impact on the country's economic and environmental sustainability.
The Rudine solar power plant, valued at around 40 million euros, will significantly contribute to increasing the production of clean energy and reducing the emission of harmful gases. The project is part of a broader strategy for sustainable development, and its realisation represents a step forward in the energy transition.
The Rudine solar power plant is expected to be operational by the end of 2028, when it will also be connected to the transmission system, and the site The connection point has been determined in accordance with the results of the analysis and is located on the 110 kV buses at the 220/110/35 kV 'Vilusi' substation.
Qair Montenegro is part of the QAIR group, which is engaged in renewable energy, financing, construction and operation of capacity for the production of solar and wind energy and energy from waste, energy storage and the production of green hydrogen.The QAIR Group has production capacity of one gigawatt (GW) installed, while its 660 employees are working on the development of a 34 GW portfolio across 20 countries in Europe, Latin America and Africa. The management of QAIR has the ambition for the company to become a leader in the production of responsible energy.
Today's contract signing was attended by: Aleksa Knežević, Head of the Executive Director's Cabinet of the CGES and representatives of the investors, Magdalena Kolanowska, Krzysztof Wajtysiak i Miloš Jovanović.
