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BiH: Earth Finance signed a concession agreement for a 92.5 MW solar park

The Government of the Herzeg-Bosnia Canton and local company Earth Finance signed a concession agreement for the construction and operation of a 92.5 MW solar park.

According to the agreement, Earth Finance will build a solar power plant plant in the municipality of Tomislavgrad. The one-time concession fee amounts to 10,000 euros and the annual concession fee will amount to 1.8% of gross profit from the sale of electricity produced by the plant.

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