with a total installed power of 155 megawatts,

Its reservoir with a volume of over 2200 million cubic meters stretches over 270 km from the dam to the confluence with the Tisa river. The lake includes the area of ​​the Danube Gorge, the largest gorge in Europe, between the towns of Bazias and Orsova.

Van, which was the capital of the Urartu Kingdom for years with the name "Tuşba", meaning "sun city", has become one of the provinces where renewable energy resources are used effectively, with the production of wind energy after solar energy.

Fantanele-Cogealac Wind Park is located on a unique plot of land in one of the two areas with the highest wind potential in Europe, in the Romanian region of Dobrogea, 17 km from the Black Sea. Each of the wind turbines is 100 meters high and has a rotor diameter of 99 meters.

The Fântânele-Cogealac Wind Farm is the largest onshore wind farm in Europe with a capacity of 600MW, the installed power being almost triple that of the largest operational wind farm existing in Europe, at the time of installation.

The Cogealac Wind Farm, with a power of 226.5 MW, is connected by a 110kV underground cable network to the main 110/400kV transformer station in Tariverde. This wind farm has 101 turbines installed, connected by a 33 kV underground network to 3 110/33 kV transformer stations.

At its inauguration, it was considered the fifth arch dam in Europe and the ninth in the world.

Lake Vidraru is located between the flanks of the Frunţii and Ghițu Mountains, resting on the Vidraru dam and is the meeting point of the Argeș with the Capra and Buda rivers.

More and more families in Romania are using geothermal energy to heat their homes.

The territory of the Republic of Macedonia belongs to the Alpine-Himalayan zone, with subzones without any contemporary volcanic activity. So far, 18 geothermal fields are known, with more than 50 geothermal springs and boreholes. The total outflow is somewhere around 1000 l/sec, with temperatures of 20-78 ºС. Hot waters are mainly of hydrocarbonate nature, given their dominant anionic and mixed structure with equal presence of sodium, calcium and magnesium. Dissolved minerals are in the range of 0.5 to 3.7 g/l.

The use of this potential for energy needs is at the local level. Given the relatively low temperature, it is used exclusively to meet heating needs.

In contrast to some baths in the Republic of Macedonia, such as Katlanovska, Strumica and others that are known to have been used by the Romans, the Negor thermal mineral waters have only been used as a bath in recent times. They are located in our region and we visit them often.

The first data on this thermo-mineral water was provided by the famous Yugoslav geographer Jovan Cviić who visited this region in 1889.

Unlike most baths in Macedonia that originate from the Roman period, this bath is considered to have been first exploited by Shukri Pasha, who first built two swimming pools here.

There are two springs here, "Hot Bath", with a temperature of 40°C and "Cold Bath" with a water temperature of 38°C. This spa, in addition to its extremely favorable tourist-geographical position in relation to the main communication routes, also has 36 hectares of dense and beautiful ash forest located in its surroundings.

Bogdanci is our town and we are so proud.

Macedonia got the largest solar power plant in the region in Novaci.