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Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greenstat has started the construction of Petjnik solar power plant

Norwegian renewables developer Greenstat, in cooperation with the local partner GP Toming, has started the construction of Petjnik solar power plant in Grude municipality, the first large-scale solar project in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH).

Petjnik solar power plant will have installed capacity of 45 MW, with estimated annual electricity generation of 65 GWh, and it should be commissioned in the autumn of 2023. For now, preliminary ground works has started, the installation of mountings should start in June 2022 and the installation of solar panels in the first quarter of next year.

This is Greenstat’s first foreign investment.

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