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BiH: Concession for six solar power plants awarded

The Government of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton signed a concession agreement for the construction of six solar power plants (Livno 1-6) with local company Pozitron. The installed capacity of each solar power plant is 4.5 MW. Plants should be built in Polog near Mostar.

Concessionaire should pay the one-time concession fee for the solar power plants, totaling 37,000 euros. The initial installment of 7,500 euros is due within 15 days from the date of concluding this agreement, while the remaining six installments of around 4,700 euros each are also required to be paid.

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