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Bosnia and Herzegovina, EPBiH published a call for the purchase of electricity produced by RES

Bosnian state-owned power utility EPBiH has published a call for the purchase of electricity produced from renewable sources and sources of efficient cogeneration. All producers, i.e. aggregators with a virtual power plant, who express interest in establishing business cooperation in connection with the purchase of electricity, and whose production capacities connected to the electric power system of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at any location, can participate.

EPBiH will conduct negotiations with all bidders with the aim of harmonizing the technical conditions of electricity delivery, the purchase period and the purchase price. The initial bid purchase price is not a mandatory parameter for EPBiH in order to conclude an appropriate contract on the supply of electricity for any producer.

The deadline for submitting bids is 30 September.

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