About Prishtina regular energy storage power plant
The Kosova e Re power plant will be built on a site located adjacent to the existing Kosova B TPP at Obiliq, Prishtina district. The site is accessible by road via the Durrës-Kukës highway, which runs 264km from Durrës to Pristina. Infrastructure facilities for the project include a thermal.
The Kosova e Re power plant is estimated to consume up to four million tonnes (Mt) of lignite a year, which will be supplied from the nearby Sibovc South coal mine, under a long-term lignite supply agreement (LSA) with Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK).
The electricity generated by the Kosova e Re power plant will be evacuated to the national grid through a 400kV transmission line via the Kosova B.
The Government of Kosovo and ContourGlobal jointly announced a consortium of GE companies as the preferred bidder for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) and long-term maintenance (LTM) contract for the Kosova e Re.
The Kosova e Re project is being financed through 30% equity and 70% debt. ContourGlobal provides €300m ($340m) of equity investment for.
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6 FAQs about [Prishtina regular energy storage power plant]
Will Serbia and Kosovo support a power plant in the Western Balkans?
The chambers of commerce of Serbia and Kosovo* used the occasion to vow to help the development of the Western Balkans in the economic, social and political sphere and announced a joint group would support plans for a power plant in the region that would install an energy storage facility.
How many thermal power plants are there in Kosovo?
Kosovo’s two existing thermal power plants, Kosova A and Kosova B, were built in 1963 and 1983, respectively. Despite a combined installed capacity of 1,478MW, the two plants have a current operational capacity of 915MW using 7.2 million tonnes (Mt) of coal a year.
Where will Kosova e Re Power Plant be built?
The Kosova e Re power plant will be built on a site located adjacent to the existing Kosova B TPP at Obiliq, Prishtina district. The site is accessible by road via the Durrës-Kukës highway, which runs 264km from Durrës to Pristina.
How much lignite does Kosova e Re use a year?
The Kosova e Re power plant is estimated to consume up to four million tonnes (Mt) of lignite a year, which will be supplied from the nearby Sibovc South coal mine, under a long-term lignite supply agreement (LSA) with Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) Mining.
When will Kosova e Re Power Project start?
Construction works on the Kosova e Re power project are expected to be started in 2019, while commissioning is expected in 2023. The new plant is expected to generate enough electricity to meet approximately half of Kosovo’s total energy demand, over its 40 years of estimated operational life.
Will Kosova e Re Power Plant replace TPP?
It will replace the ageing Kosova A thermal power plant (TPP), which has been operational since 1962. Construction works on the Kosova e Re power project are expected to be started in 2019, while commissioning is expected in 2023.
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