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Macedonia, Mitsubishi Motors is interested in the construction of 250 MW natural gas-fired power plant

North Macedonian state-owned power utility ESM said that Japanese Mitsubishi Motors is interested in the construction of 250 MW natural gas-fired power plant in the country.

According to the statement from ESM, Mitsubishi is considering the construction of a power plant in the vicinity of coal-fired thermal power plant Bitola, which would be commissioned by the 2026. Also, Mitsubishi would be interested in investing in some renewable energy projects in North Macedonia.

ESM said that, in the past three years, Mitsubishi has invested more than 2 billion euros in gas-fired projects.

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