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Republic of Srpska: Public call  for 12.5 MW solar power plant announced

The Ministry of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska has issued a public call for the awarding of a concession for the construction of the Nova solar power plant near Trebinje. The solar park will have an installed capacity of 12.25 MW and an estimated annual production of 17.7 GWh.

The construction is planned on an area of about 15 hectares and will be connected to the existing electricity transmission network by building a connecting transmission line.

The estimated value of the investment amounts to 7 million euros, while the produced electricity will be sold on the market.

The concession will be awarded for a maximum of 50 years, with a one-time concession fee of around 210,000 euros and a usage fee of 0.0023 euros/ kWh of produced electricity.

The deadline for submitting bids is April 5.

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