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Bosnia and Herzegovina Advances Environmental Screening for Pločno Wind Farm

A significant step has been taken in the development of renewable energy in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina as authorities in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina have initiated environmental screening procedures for the Pločno wind farm. This project, proposed by local developer Energy 3, aims to enhance the region’s renewable energy capacity by nearly 80 MW and is strategically located near Mostar.

The Pločno wind farm project has a history that dates back to 2017, when Energy 3 was awarded a 30-year concession by the Government of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton. This long-term agreement has seen updates through additional contracts signed in 2021 and 2023, reflecting ongoing regulatory engagement and commitment to advancing renewable infrastructure.

The latest technical plans for the project, finalized in March 2024, outline the installation of 12 Siemens Gamesa turbines, each with a capacity of 6.6 MW. Upon completion, the total installed capacity is expected to reach 79.2 MW, with an anticipated annual electricity generation of approximately 192 GWh. This output will contribute significantly to local energy needs while supporting broader regional sustainability goals.

Energy 3, which is backed by Nordic Power Partners, a Danish company specializing in renewable energy projects, is positioned to play a vital role in enhancing the renewable energy landscape of Herzegovina. Successful navigation of the environmental review and permitting process will be crucial for the realization of this project, which promises to bolster the region’s renewable energy portfolio.

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