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Serbia second in the region by wind energy capacity
Serbia is second in the region in terms of wind energy capacity, according to a regional analysis published by the Association of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) Serbia.
TL;DR
- Croatia leads the region in wind energy capacity with 1,264 MW, followed by Serbia with over 800 MW.
- The Balkan region had 2.56 GW of installed wind capacity by the end of 2025, less than 1% of Europe's total.
- By 2030, the region is projected to reach over 5.19 GW of total installed wind capacity.
- Serbia is expected to have the most installed capacity by 2030 with 2,100 MW, followed by Croatia with 1,640 MW.
- Serbia currently has 13 wind farms with 824.2 MW of capacity, adding 199 MW in the past year.
- The largest wind farm project in Serbia is Čibuk 1 (158 MW).
- Croatia has 29 wind farms in operation with a cumulative installed capacity of 1,181 MW.
- Montenegro's current wind capacity is 118 MW, with the Krnovo (72 MW) and Možura (46 MW) wind farms.
- North Macedonia's cumulative wind capacity reached 103 MW in 2025, with new installations.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina had 244 MW of wind power capacity at the end of 2025.
- Slovenia has minimal development in wind energy, with a total capacity of around 3.2 MW.
- Europe had 304 GW of installed wind capacity by the end of 2025, with 19.1 GW added in the past year.
- Wind power covered 19% of the total electricity consumption in the EU in 2025.