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Bosnia: TSO project contracted to Croatian suppliers

Electricity transmission company Elektroprijenos BiH has signed an agreement on the construction of new single 110 kV Tomislavgrad-Kupres transmission line. The value of the investment is 2.26 million euros and the construction will be performed by a consortium of two local companies – Dalekovod d.o.o. and Dalekovodmontaza d.o.o.

The statement from Elektroprijenos BiH said that an increase in electricity consumption in this region has been recorded in recent years, primarily due to investments in winter tourism facilities, and that with the construction of this transmission line, Kupres municipality will have two routes of electricity supply, which will result in more stable supply.

Total length of Tomislavgrad-Kupres transmission line is 24 kilometers and it will have 99 pillars. The deadline for the completion of construction works is 12 months, transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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