Bosnia's Solar Revolution: Czech Firm's 92.5-MW Park

• Woodburn Capital Partners secures deal for 92.5-MW solar park in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Canton 10, bringing renewable energy to the region with Earth Finance and Yingli panels.

Woodburn Capital Partners, a Czech renewables investor, has secured a deal to build a 92.5-MW solar park in Bosnia and Herzegovina's Canton 10. The project, named SE Orlovac, will be implemented by Earth Finance and will use Yingli panels. The developer will pay a one-time concession fee of BAM 20,177 and an annual fee of 1.8% of total gross income from electricity production.

The signing of the concession agreement was announced by the Canton's local government, but details about the park's output and commissioning date were not provided. Canton 10 is part of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of the country's two autonomous entities.

What are the details of the SE Orlovac solar park project in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

• The SE Orlovac solar park project in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a 92.5-MW solar park being developed by Woodburn Capital Partners, a Czech renewables investor.
• The project will be implemented by Earth Finance and will use Yingli panels for the solar panels.
• The developer will pay a one-time concession fee of BAM 20,177 and an annual fee of 1.8% of total gross income from electricity production.
• The signing of the concession agreement was announced by the Canton's local government, but details about the park's output and commissioning date were not provided.
• Canton 10, where the solar park will be located, is part of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of the country's two autonomous entities.