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BiH: Solar Lena to build 150 MW solar power plants

The Ministry of Spatial Planning has made available the preliminary design for two solar power plants in Mostar – Lena 1 and Lena 2. This is a part of the process for obtaining urban planning approval for the construction of these solar power plants.

SPP Lena 1, with installed capacity of 75 MW, is located at the Miljkovici site, while SPP Lena 2, with an equivalent installed capacity, is situated at the Polog site in Mostar. The investor is local company Solar Lena.

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