SERBIA PLANT
September 1st, 2002
BY KEITH NUTHALLTHE EUROPEAN Agency for Reconstruction is spending Euro 50 million on rehabilitating the A3 block of Serbia's Nikola Tesla A power station, the largest in the country. This project will involve 350 people working over the next eight months, and is the largest EU-funded initiative so far to improve the Yugoslav republic's energy sector. The coal-fired plant, (maximum output 305 megawatts), was installed in 1976 and has not had a major overhaul for ten years and is operating at two-thirds capacity, "in a poor state of repair and safety," said the EU ...
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