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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Chinese companies express interest in wind and solar potential in the Republic of Srpska

The recent Strategic Cooperation Agreement signed by Petar Djokic, the Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska (RS), with Zhongbo Group and China Power marks a significant step toward enhancing renewable energy infrastructure in the region. The agreement focuses on exploring the wind and solar potential in RS, with an initial proposal to construct a wind farm. The final capacity of this wind farm will be determined following further analysis and a feasibility study.

Zhongbo Group and China Power bring extensive experience in renewable energy projects, with China Power having developed around 10 GW of solar power plants globally. The RS Government has expressed its support for these initiatives, indicating a strong commitment to advancing renewable energy in the region.

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