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Bosnia and Herzegovina, Solitek is planning to invest some 80 million euros in the construction of 100 MW solar power plant

The municipality of Sokolac in the Republic of Srpska (RS) announced that Lithuanian solar developer Solitek is planning to invest some 80 million euros in the construction of 100 MW solar power plant.

The statement from the municipality said that the Lithuanian company will develop the project as a part of a consortium, which includes one company from Poland and one from Serbia. Sokolac Mayor Milovan Bjelica said that it is expected that the construction of the solar power plant will start within the nest two months.

In early 2020, the municipality of Sokolac in the Republic of Srpska (RS) signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for cooperation on developing a solar power plant with Investment Group Balkan. The MoU is related to a potential investment in the construction of 60 MW solar power plant, located in the area of the village of Breakovici.

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