The Nordex Group has announced that it has received a new order for the supply and installation of 11 N175/6.X wind turbines for the Jasikovo wind farm, located in eastern Serbia, about 175 kilometres southeast of Belgrade.

The turbines will be installed on 119‑metre steel towers, each with a capacity of up to 7 MW. All turbines will be equipped with the Nordex Anti‑Icing System, ensuring high availability and reliable operation under the site’s climatic conditions — marking the first time Nordex turbines in Serbia are fitted with this system.

The contract also includes a 30‑year Premium Service agreement, with an option to extend for an additional five years.

Installation of the first turbine is scheduled for April 2027, with initial power generation expected in July 2027. Once fully operational, the Jasikovo wind farm is expected to deliver a net annual energy output of more than 270 GWh.

The Jasikovo wind farm project was one of the winners in the second auction round, with a quota share of 34.9 MW at a bid price of EUR 53.5/MWh.

The project site is located about six kilometres southwest of the village of Jasikovo, with an average wind speed of around 8 m/s at hub height.

“This project once again highlights the strong competitiveness of our N175/6.X turbine and the growing demand for high‑performance solutions in South‑Eastern Europe. Jasikovo marks the first time that Nordex turbines in Serbia are equipped with our Anti‑Icing System,” said Paris Lapas, Director Sales Mediterranean East at the Nordex Group.

With the Jasikovo project, the Nordex Group has now sold wind projects in Serbia amounting to a total capacity of 425 MW, further strengthening its position in the country’s renewable energy market.