Home News and publicationsNewsFinnfund to finance the largest wind farm in Serbia News|29 November 2017Finnfund to finance the largest wind farm in Serbia Finnfund, together with Taaleri Aurinkotuuli, a Finnish investment fund, has made an investment in Cibuk 1 wind farm, located in Vojvodina, Northern Serbia. The 158 MW wind farm will consist of 57 GE turbines, and once operational, can produce up to 475 GWh of power per year. The wind farm is expected to reach full operations in 2019. The project is run by Taaleri and Masdar, a renewable energy company, which is also the majority shareholder of the project company. Total investment in the project is approx EUR 300 million. Finnfund’s funding for the project is EUR 10 million. “We are very pleased to invest in this project which fulfills our strategic objective to invest in renewable energy and decrease greenhouse gas emissions. Together with a Finnish fund, Taaleri Aurinkotuuli, we are promoting one of the first Serbian wind projects, and are very happy to participate in Taaleri’s expansion in the international renewable energy market”, said Jaakko Kangasniemi, Finnfund’s Managing Director. The project is estimated to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 370,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year. Taaleri acquires an interest in the 158 MW Cibuk wind farm in Serbia (Taaleri press release, 28 November 2017) More information: Jaakko Kangasniemi, Managing Director, jaakko.kangasniemi(a)finnfund.fi, tel. +358 40 577 7676 Tuomas Suurpää, Investment Manager, tuomas.suurpaa(a)finnfund.fi, tel. +358 400 382 717 Categories: NewsEnergy2017Europe and Central Asia Share: Link to Linkedin Link to Facebook Link to Twitter Link to Bluesky Latest news News and publications News 22 October 2025 Finnfund and OeEB invest in CRDB Bank Burundi to support financial inclusion Finnfund, the Finnish development financier and impact investor, and OeEB, the Development Bank of… News 14 October 2025 Merja Rissanen returns to Finnfund as Chief People Officer: “Culture does not emerge on its own” Merja Rissanen has been appointed as Chief People Officer at Finnfund and joins the… News 11 September 2025 Finnfund’s economist Tangeni Shatiwa: “Investor confidence in Nigeria got a boost” The current government of Nigeria has implemented a series of bold policy reforms to… News 27 August 2025 Finnfund closed a 4 million US dollar debt investment with Kenyan Poa Internet to expand affordable broadband Finnfund closed a 4 million US dollar debt investment with Poa Internet Kenya Ltd.… News 22 August 2025 Finnfund announces successful first closing of Finnfund Digital Access Impact Fund I LP Finnfund, a Finnish development financier and impact investor, announces the first closing of Finnfund… News 21 August 2025 Notice of voluntary total redemption of notes due 24 October 2025 Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd (Finnfund) as the Issuer hereby gives notice to… News 30 June 2025 Wave raises EUR 117 million to accelerate financial inclusion across the African continent Wave Mobile Money, Africa’s fastest-growing mobile money platform, has raised EUR 117 million in… News 12 June 2025 Finnfund’s economist Tangeni Shatiwa: Investors finding their way back to the Kenyan market Kenya´s economic growth is expected to strengthen to 5.5 per cent already this year,… News 04 June 2025 Finnfund’s Chief Economist Kristiina Karjanlahti: “Developing Asia remains the growth engine of the global economy – despite the shock caused by tariffs” Trump’s tariff policy has been a series of continuous surprises, the latest being the… News 15 May 2025 Finnfund’s investment portfolio reaches EUR 887 million – more focus on advancing digitalisation, mobilisation of private capital, and Finnish added value “For Finnfund, 2024 was a year of rethinking. We revisited our strategy while reaffirming… Scroll left Scroll right