Serb Republic set to award concession for 60 MW solar project in Skrobotno
The Serb Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina has opened the tender for the concession of a 60 MW solar project Skrobotno.
The project with an investment of about BAM50 million (US$28.4 million) will be developed on 133 hectares near Bileca. It can generate up to 84 GWh of energy per year.
The selected developer will be granted 50 years concession contract for a concession fee of BAM0.0055 (US$0.00312) per produced KWh of electricity.
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