en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 24, the Sany Renewable Energy Alibunar Wind Power Project in Serbia officially commenced construction. Representatives from the local Serbian government, Chinese financial institutions, Sany Renewable Energy, EPC contractor PowerChina, and relevant officials from MVM Južna Bačka, along with various partners, attended the groundbreaking ceremony and delivered speeches and cut the ribbon.
Located in the Alibunar region of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia, the project has a total installed capacity of 168 megawatts and an average annual power generation of approximately 450 million kWh. Once completed, it will be directly connected to the Serbian national grid, effectively meeting the incremental demand for local electricity load, reducing energy costs for the public, and contributing to regional economic and social development. As Sany Renewable Energy's first wind power investment project in the Central and Eastern Europe region, this project also serves as an important demonstration of practical cooperation between China and Serbia in the field of green energy.
Serbia is a member state of the Belt and Road Energy Partnership. In recent years, cooperation between China and Serbia in energy infrastructure construction and equipment manufacturing has continued to deepen. Leveraging the Alibunar project, Sany Renewable Energy is bringing China's entire wind power industry chain capabilities—from planning and design, project development, investment and construction, to engineering management and operation and maintenance services—into Serbia. Relying on the comprehensive engineering equipment manufacturing foundation of the Sany Group, the project will utilize Chinese-manufactured wind turbines and engineering machinery during construction, while simultaneously driving a group of supply chain supporting enterprises to collaborate in going global, creating an agglomeration effect locally. This not only reflects the "going global" of Chinese wind power equipment and engineering services but also signifies that Chinese wind power standards and service systems are "integrating in."
Against the backdrop of the continuously deepening China-Serbia comprehensive strategic partnership, the Alibunar project explores a cooperation path with reference value and replication potential for China-Central and Eastern European countries to conduct green energy cooperation under the Belt and Road framework. From equipment supply to engineering construction and long-term operation, the concentrated presentation of the full-chain service capabilities of Chinese wind power enterprises has also accumulated valuable experience for subsequent deep expansion into the European new energy market.
Currently, green and low-carbon development has become a global consensus for energy transition. China's wind power industry ranks among the world's top in terms of equipment performance and reliability, installed capacity scale, and engineering construction capabilities, and has become a key supporting force in the global wind power supply chain. As a representative force of Chinese wind power enterprises "going global," Sany Renewable Energy implements the national Belt and Road Initiative. Using the Serbia project as a fulcrum, it is embedding China's green energy solutions into the Central and Eastern European energy market, further accelerating its global layout. Looking ahead, Sany Renewable Energy will continue to firmly advance its globalization, digitalization, and low-carbonization strategy, driven by technological innovation and guided by benchmark projects, to deepen international production capacity cooperation and continuously contribute more Chinese wisdom and Chinese solutions to the global green and low-carbon energy transition.
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