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Bosnia: Chinese investor eyes wind park opportunities

The representatives of China Guodian Corporation and Ekrem Nanic, Project Manager of the company in charge for the development of wind farm Ivovik project, have discussed the project with the representatives of Livno and Tomislavgrad municipalities.

The project for wind farm Ivovik envisages the construction of 42 wind turbines with power output of 2 MW each. Two-thirds of these turbines should be located in Tomislavgrad municipality, while the remaining one third is located in Livno municipality.

Potential Chinese investors were informed on the legislation, the length of the concession period, local electricity market, the possibilities of equipment imports and all-round potential of this region. Prime Minister of Herzegbosna Canton Drasko Dalic pointed out the openness of this region for investments in energy sector and promised to provide further assistance to potential investors.

Nanic stressed that he will provide complete documentation related to the project to the representatives of china Guodian Corporation, which should express it final position regarding the investment in wind farm Ivovik project in the next ten days, transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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