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Bosnia and Herzegovina, EPBiH published a public invitation to interested parties

Bosnian state-owned power utility EPBiH published a public invitation to interested parties to express interest in the sale of renewable energy projects or project companies that are developing such projects.

The invitation refers to companies and individuals interested in the sale of RES projects that are already in operation or in development, as well as companies that own RES projects that are already in operation or in development.

The RES projects that are the subject of this call include: hydropower plants including those with power output higher than 1 MW in operation, hydropower plants including those with power output higher than 10 MW in development, wind farms including those with power output higher than 10 MW in operation and solar power plants (non-integrated) including those with power output higher than 3 MW that are in operation or under development.

The invitation to interested parties is open until 31 December 2022.

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