Official installed capacities  

Year	Capacity (MW)	Growth (%)	Onshore share (MW)	Offshore share (MW)
1997	0
1998	0
1999	0
2000	0
2001	0
2002	0
2003	0
2004	0
2005	0
2006	0
2007	0
2008	0
2009	0
2010	0
2011	1
2012	1
2013	1
2014	1
2015	10
2016	17
2017	25
2018	374
2019	374
2020	374
2021	398
2022	398
2023	512
2024	600
2025	807

Zones (*)  

Zone	Connected capacity (MW)	Share (%)
Vojvodina
Southern and Eastern Serbia
Sumadija and Western Serbia
Unidentified	0,0

Top 10 manufacturers (*)  

Manufacturer	Connected capacity (MW)	Market share (%)
GE Vernova
Nordex
Vestas
Siemens-Gamesa
Senvion
Windey
Enercon
Others	0,0
Unidentified	114,5

Top 25 turbines (*)  

Turbine	Connected capacity (MW)	Market share (%)
2.75-120
N149/4.0-4.5
V126/3450
SG 3.4-132
MM100
V117/3300
WD164-3300
V112/3300
E40/500
Others	0,0
Unidentified	114,5

Turbine power distribution (*)  

Power range	Number of connected turbines	Represented capacity (MW)
Less than 1 MW
1 to 2 MW
2 to 3 MW
3 to 4 MW
4 to 5 MW
5 to 6 MW
6 to 7 MW
7 to 8 MW
More than 8 MW

Wind farm age distribution (*)  

Period	Number of connected wind farms	Number of connected turbines	Represented capacity (MW)
Before 1980
1980 to 1989
1990 to 1999
2000 to 2009
2010 to 2019
Since 2020
Undated

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	Main windfarms in operation Cibuk (156,8 MW) Krivaca (105,6 MW) Kovacica (104,5 MW) Pupin (94,5 MW) Kosava 1 (69,0 MW) Kostolac (66,0 MW) Alibunar (42,0 MW) Belo Blato (20,0 MW) Kula (9,9 MW) Alibunar (9,9 MW) Alibunar (8,0 MW) La Piccolina (6,6 MW) Gradac (0,5 MW)

	Recent windfarms Alibunar (9,9 MW) Kosava 1 (69,0 MW) Cibuk (156,8 MW) Alibunar (42,0 MW) Alibunar (8,0 MW) La Piccolina (6,6 MW) Kula (9,9 MW) Kostolac (66,0 MW) Krivaca (105,6 MW) Pupin (94,5 MW)

	Legend #ND: no data (*): according to The Wind Power database

	Update for this sheet 24 February 2026