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Bosnia and Herzegovina, City will build a 60 MW solar power plant

The Mayor of the city of Mostar Mario Kordic announced that the city will build a 60 MW solar power plant for its own needs in the effort to reduce electricity costs.

Kordic said that the city is currently working on obtaining the required permits and expects that the construction of the plant will start later this year.

The city plans to use electricity produced by the solar power plant for public lighting, supplying public buildings and other uses.

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