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BiH: RiTE Stanart to invest in solar power plants

The Government of the Republic of Srpska signed an agreement with the coal mine and thermal power plant (RiTE) Stanari on cooperation in the field of solar energy.

Through this agreement, RiTE Stanari has expressed its interest in investing in the energy sector in the Republic of Srpska and the research and construction of new capacity for electricity production.

The company will explore the. possibilities of utilizing renewable energy sources at specific locations and will bear the necessary documentation costs. They will also apply for a concession if the studies demonstrate the technical feasibility and economic justification for implementation.

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