This is the Plan for the Most Important Energy Project in Serbia – Klak Accumulation Within the System of the Future RHPP Bistrica to Have a Volume of 108 Million Cubic Meters
The spatial plan is the planning basis for securing the spatial conditions for the construction and functioning of the system of the RHPP Bistrica and the HPP Potpec through the alternating intake and outlet of the water from the planned accumulation Klak (which will be formed by damming the Uvac River) and the existing accumulation Potpec (which has already been formed by damming the Lim River).
As pointed out, the planned system of the transport of water between these accumulations will be secured through the construction of a tunnel and pipelines.
According to the conception of the technical solution, the dam of the Klak accumulation is planned in the location where the river valley narrows down. The height limit of the ban is the existing Radoinja dam and the derivation hydro power plant Bistrica, which are located upstream around 5 km from the planned location of the dam. The construction height of the dam is around 90 m, the length of the crest of the dam is 230 m, and the width of the crest of the dam is 10 m.
A tunnel and pipelines are planned for the transport of water between the accumulations Klak and Potpec. The planned tunnel will begin at the entry structure of the Klak accumulation to the surge tank gate chamber, past which it branches out into two pipelines which will stretch all the way to the location of the machine house.
As pointed out in the plan, the realization of the planned RHPP Bistrica (with an installed power of 4 h 170 MW) would increase the available capacities for securing the reserves and balancing of production capacities in the electrical energy sector in the period until 2035, which would have a favorable effect on the security of the existing system and create conditions for the construction of new renewable energy source (RES) capacities.
At the end of last year, the tender for the preparation of the preliminary project opened. The job worth RSD 194.7 million was awarded to the companies EKC doo Beograd and Energoprojekt hidroinzenjering ad Beograd in May.
Ahead of the New Year, the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, stated that “for Serbia, there is no greater energy interest than the reversible hydro power plant Bistrica” and announced that the system could be connected to the network in 2025.
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