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Bosnia and Herzegovina, ERS to establish subsidiary for wind project

The Government of the Republic of Srpska (RS) has decided to establish a new company Vjetroelektrane Elektroprivrede Republike Srpske, that will prepare and develop the project for the construction of Donja Trusina wind farm in Berkovici municipality.

100 % of the capital of the company will be owned by power utility ERS.

In its 2019-2029 energy development strategy, ERS states that it will build three wind farms in RS – Hrgud, Donja Trusina and Radimlja. Development of the Donja Trusina projects is envisaged in the period between 2022 and 2024.

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