<div id="readability-page-1"><h2>The City of Pirot plans to build a solar power plant on the site of a former unsanitary landfill when it is remediated. The move would strengthen its leadership position in Serbia regarding the use of renewable energy and environmental protection.</h2> In 2013, Pirot opened a regional sanitary landfill, which cost EUR 11 million. It enabled the local authority to shut down an unsanitary landfill on the right bank of the Nišava river. However, the land still hasn’t been remediated and reclaimed. Now the Ministry of Environmental Protection of Serbia has approved EUR 2 million for the works, Serbia’s public broadcaster RTS reported. With the completion of remediation, the possibility opens up for the six hectares of land in the country’s southeast to be repurposed. <blockquote>Solar panels would be installed on three hectares</blockquote> Mayor of Pirot Vladan Vasić said that the documentation for the remediation of the landfill is complete. The city intends to add EUR 500,000 to the EUR 2 million received from the government and complete the first phase. He plans for the second phase to be approved next year, to solve the decades-long issue in an environmentally acceptable way. Vasić revealed one and a half to two hectares would be allocated for businesses, adding that the purpose of the remaining land is still under consideration. <blockquote>A photovoltaic plant would be the most cost-effective solution</blockquote> One idea is to install a 3 MW solar power plant that would supply electricity to the city authority, he pointed out. Other ideas are a football stadium, a golf course, afforestation, and a park. The photovoltaic plant would be the most cost-effective solution, Vasić added. Of note, there is a solar power plant on the roof of the building of public waste utility Regional Landfill Pirot. The 150 kW facility began operating in August last year. The city officials claim it is the largest PV plant in Pirot county. <h3>The first cooperative solar power plants in Serbia are located on the Stara Planina mountain</h3> Pirot is also developing a regional waste management center. In 2022, the city signed a contract for the construction of the second landfill body, a composting plant, and a biogas facility. The additional segment would extend the operation of the sanitary landfill by 20 years, while the biogas collection system would enable the collection of methane from the landfill. A system for treating construction waste to enable material recycling is planned as well. As for solar energy, not far from the city, the Stara Planina mountain is the home of the first cooperative solar power plants in Serbia. The local authority participated in the project. They were put into operation last year. In mid-2023, PV projects were under development for over 125 MW in total capacity on the city’s territory. Of note, this year Pirot became the 13th local authority to join the Clean Air Regions Initiative, initiated by the Energy Community Secretariat. Post Views: 56</div>

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塞尔维亚的皮罗特市计划在一个已修复的非卫生填埋场上建设一座太阳能发电厂，以增强其在可再生能源领域的领导地位。环境保护部已拨款 200 万欧元用于修复，皮罗特市则追加了 50 万欧元。该项目包括一座 3 兆瓦的太阳能发电厂，为该市提供电力，同时还考虑为企业和其他用途提供额外土地。皮罗特市还在开发一个区域废物管理中心，并已加入清洁空气区域倡议，体现了其对环境可持续发展的承诺

塞尔维亚皮罗特市计划在修复后的不卫生垃圾填埋场上建设太阳能发电厂