Maja Turković, CWP Global, Beogradski energetski forum 2024 – Belgrade Energy Forum 2024
Maja Turković, Vice President for Europe at CWP Global and one of the co-founders of the WISE Serbia network of women in sustainable energy, said at the Belgrade Energy Forum 2024 that CWP Global is developing projects with a capacity of 6 GW and sees many more opportunities to expand its portfolio in Southeast Europe.
Maja Turković participated in a panel discussion at the BEF 2024 conference, which addressed grid challenges in the energy transition. This year, the event brought together 500 participants from 30 countries worldwide, including representatives of 150 companies.
Turković stressed that CWP Global is one of the pioneers in developing renewable energy projects. She noted that it is present in nine markets: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Moldova, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, and Ukraine.
“We have more than 6 GW of wind, solar, and energy storage projects under development,” she pointed out, adding that the project development team has over 150 employees, including many young people and women.
Turković highlighted Serbia, where 2006, CWP Global started its operations as the main market. It developed its first project there, the Čibuk 1 wind farm. She recalled that the company implemented many large projects, including until recently the largest onshore wind farm in Europe – the 600 MW Fântânele-Cogealac in Romania.
“We are already planning new projects, and we believe Southeast Europe offers a lot of opportunities to expand our portfolio,” Turković said.
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