Albin Kurti, acting prime minister of Kosovo, attended the inauguration ceremony of the Wind Park in Zatriq, a village in the Municipality of Rahovec.

This park represents an investment of around 106 million euros. It is expected to produce approximately 185 gigawatt-hours of clean energy per year, an amount that covers the annual energy needs of around 45,000 households.

The Prime Minister’s Office announced that Kurti highly valued Kosovo’s potential in the field of renewable energy. He stated that the Government of the Republic of Kosovo has taken concrete measures through well-thought-out investments, for the benefit of citizens and future generations.

Kurti emphasized that the project is also of special importance for the country’s energy security. According to him, every megawatt-hour of clean energy produced in this park brings Kosovo closer to reducing dependence on limited sources and those more vulnerable to external energy crises.

After thanking international financial partners for their support, the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, and the professional teams that contributed to the realization of the project, the acting prime minister declared that the Wind Park lays another stone in the foundations of a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable energy future for Kosovo.

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