The African Development Bank (AfDB) and Clean Technology Fund (CTF) have financed $45m and $50m respectively for the project.
AfDB energy, environment and climate change department director Alex Rugamba said: "The project is one of the largest wind energy projects in South Africa.
"It illustrates AfDB’s commitment in supporting Africa’s transition to green growth and to address the challenges of climate change."
The World Bank and the French Development Agency are also the co-financers for the project, AfDB said.
Featuring 46 wind turbines, the facility is connected to the grid through Skaapvlei substation. It serves the Juno substation through a 44km 132kV distribution line..
Eskom acting CEO Brian Molefe said: "Sere is Eskom’s first large-scale renewable energy project, and forms part of our commitment to renewable energy and reducing our carbon footprint.
"The Sere plant adds 100MW to the national power grid and contributes to saving nearly 6 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions over its 20 years’ expected operating life, with average annual energy production of about 298,000MWh, enough to supply about 124,000 standard homes."
Eskom is also developing a 100MW concentrating solar plant (CSP) project near Upington in the Northern Cape.
