Bosnia and Herzegovina grants concessions for 192.5 MW of solar
The government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina''s Canton 10 has signed concession agreements for the construction of two utility-scale solar projects, which will rank among the
Bosnia and Herzegovina plans four more large-scale
Two international consortiums plan to invest a total of EUR 160 million in two solar power plants in the municipality of Sokolac in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). At the same time, the Central Bosnia Canton has invited
Solar Energy Development Prospects in Bosnia And
Solar energy is a promising sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with huge untapped potential. While the sector faces numerous challenges, the recent regulatory improvements coupled with the country''s abundant sunlight
China''s Norinco seeks to take over 125 MW solar project in BiH
Chinese company Norinco International plans to buy an 80% stake in Aurora Solar, a firm in Bosnia and Herzegovina that has been granted a concession to build a 125 MW solar power plant near Stolac in the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Capital.ba has reported.
Power plant profile: Gracanica Solar PV Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Gracanica Solar PV Park is a 50MW solar PV power project. It is planned in Central Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to GlobalData, who tracks and profiles over 170,000 power plants worldwide, the project is currently at the permitting stage.
EPBiH seeks contractor for 50 MW solar power plant on Gračanica
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, which only recently got its first utility-scale solar power plant, coal and power producer EPBiH is gradually shaping its energy transition projects. It is focusing on photovoltaics, just like the other two state-owned power companies, with an ambition to set up clean alternatives.
Solar power brightens the future for a Bosnian company
The plan for the future is for Madi to remain the largest company in the meat industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina, through a continuous investment in human resources and modern technology. In addition, they have a launched a new company "Mipower d.o.o.", which will focus full-time on the production and trade of electrical energy.
EBRD, UniCredit fund 50-MWp solar project in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The solar project is part of a broader cooperation between the EBRD and EPBiH that aims to support Bosnia''s largest power utility''s transition to renewable energy. The scheme will also back the national goal of achieving a 43.6% renewables share in gross final energy consumption by 2030.
Solar power brightens the future for a Bosnian company
The plan for the future is for Madi to remain the largest company in the meat industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina, through a continuous investment in human resources and modern technology. In addition, they have a launched a new
Solar Energy Development Prospects in Bosnia And Herzegovina
Solar energy is a promising sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with huge untapped potential. While the sector faces numerous challenges, the recent regulatory improvements coupled with the country''s abundant sunlight resources create a favorable environment for investment.
Bosnia and Herzegovina plans four more large-scale solar power
Two international consortiums plan to invest a total of EUR 160 million in two solar power plants in the municipality of Sokolac in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). At the same time, the Central Bosnia Canton has invited bids for a concession for two photovoltaic power plants in the municipality of Bugojno.
EPBiH seeks contractor for 50 MW solar power plant
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, which only recently got its first utility-scale solar power plant, coal and power producer EPBiH is gradually shaping its energy transition projects. It is focusing on photovoltaics, just like
Bosnia and Herzegovina grants concessions for 192.5
The government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina''s Canton 10 has signed concession agreements for the construction of two utility-scale solar projects, which will rank among the
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How much solar power does Bosnia and Herzegovina have?
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What is EPBiH doing in Bosnia & Herzegovina?
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, which only recently got its first utility-scale solar power plant, coal and power producer EPBiH is gradually shaping its energy transition projects. It is focusing on photovoltaics, just like the other two state-owned power companies, with an ambition to set up clean alternatives.
Which sector produces res energy in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Production of RES energy in Bosnia and Herzegovina is dominated by the heating and cooling sector, for which an increase from the baseline 867.2 ktoe to 1085.2 ktoe in 2020 was planned. In addition, the share of electric energy sector in production of RES energy in the planned period increases from the baseline 444.2 ktoe to 760.6 ktoe in 2020.
Where is Elektroprivreda BiH looking for a solar power system?
After launching a tender in July for a turnkey contract for a smaller facility within its Breza mining complex, Elektroprivreda BiH is now looking for a contractor for a 50 MW solar power system. The location is in the Bugojno municipality, on recultivated landfills of another mine.
Who is attracting foreign investment to Bosnia & Herzegovina?
The government agency responsible for attracting foreign investment to Bosnia and Herzegovina has successfully pitched the municipality of Grude to Norwegian renewables company Greenstat. Bosnia's Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (Fipa) said last week that the Bergen-based developer has started working on the 45 MW Petjnik solar plant.
Why is Elektroprivreda BiH focusing on photovoltaics?
It is focusing on photovoltaics, just like the other two state-owned power companies, with an ambition to set up clean alternatives. After launching a tender in July for a turnkey contract for a smaller facility within its Breza mining complex, Elektroprivreda BiH is now looking for a contractor for a 50 MW solar power system.