Equinox is planning a 200 MW renewable energy complex near Kula, Serbia, combining wind generation, solar generation, and battery storage at a single location. Details of the proposed development emerged on October 9, 2026.

The project would bring together three technologies within a hybrid configuration. Available information identifies the complex’s overall capacity as 200 MW but does not specify how that capacity would be divided among wind, solar, and battery storage.

A combined approach to renewable energy

The planned Kula complex brings wind and solar generation together with battery storage under one project. Its configuration reflects a broader regional interest in developments that combine renewable electricity generation with energy storage.

The information available so far outlines the project’s location, developer, overall scale, and technology mix. Further technical details about the individual components have not been disclosed in the material reviewed.

Developments across Southeast Europe

The Equinox plan comes amid activity across Southeast Europe’s renewable energy and electricity infrastructure sectors. Other regional developments include financing for a Romanian wind farm, a power supply agreement for a Bulgarian solar and storage project, and a battery storage supply contract in Albania.

These developments are taking place alongside pressures on regional electricity markets. Coverage published on the same day highlighted lower wind output and nuclear outages affecting supply, higher day-ahead electricity prices in Hungary, and Romania’s exposure to costly electricity imports during an extended outage at Cernavoda.

Against this backdrop, the proposed Kula complex adds a Serbian hybrid renewable energy project to the region’s development pipeline.

What is confirmed so far

The available project information identifies Equinox as the developer and places the proposed complex near Kula, Serbia. The stated capacity is 200 MW, with wind generation, solar generation, and battery storage included in the planned configuration.

The material reviewed does not provide a construction schedule, investment value, financing structure, permitting status, or offtake arrangements. It also does not explain whether the stated 200 MW refers to generation capacity alone or includes the battery storage component.

Further announcements would be needed to establish the project’s technical specifications and development milestones.

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