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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Canton 10 Government signs contract for 25 MW solar power plant in Bosansko Grahovo

Earlier this week, the Government of Canton 10 signed a contract with local company Roco Commerce, granting them a concession to build a solar power plant in the municipality of Bosansko Grahovo. The solar power plant will be located at the Obljaj site and will have a total installed capacity of 25 MW, designed to harness solar energy for electricity production.

The concession agreement includes a one-time fee of approximately 3,500 euros, while the annual concession fee will be calculated as 2% of the total gross income generated from the electricity produced by the plant.

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