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Bosnia and Herzegovina, Western Herzegovina Canton launched tender for 25 MW solar power plant

According to Bosnian media, Western Herzegovina Canton has launched a tender for awarding a 30- year concession for the construction and operation of 25 MW solar power plant in Citluk in the Posusje municipality.

The future solar power plant will stretch over an area of 28.4 hectares, with estimated investment value of 16.6 million euros. The tender is open until 5 December.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has no operational large- scale solar power plants, but several projects are in development.

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