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Bosnia and Herzegovina, FBiH sets new RES fee for 2022

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) adopted a decision on determining the amount of incentives for
encouraging production of electricity from renewable energy sources and highly-efficient cogeneration for 2022.

Total funds allocated for this purpose for 2022 amount to around 12.9 million euros, which means that the fee per kWh of electricity produced from renewable sources will amount to 0.2 eurocents, without VAT.

The fee for encouraging production of electricity from renewable energy sources and highly-efficient cogeneration is paid by all electricity
consumers in FBiH as the separate item on their electricity bills.

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