Republika Srpska introduces tender for 60 MW PV project
- The Ministry of Energy of Republika Srpska is looking for propositions for its very first massive PV project. The solar park is intended to be situated in Bileća, in Bosnia's most southern component.
The federal government of Republika Srpska has actually begun a tender for the building and construction of a 60 MW solar park in Bileća, in southerly Bosnia.
The intended solar center is anticipated to have an approximated annual production of 84 GWh. "The solar energy plant will certainly be constructed in the prompt location of the town Skrobotno, on the best side of the Trebinje-- Bileća local roadway, near Bileć Lake, at an area regarding 1 kilometer far from the local roadway," the governent claimed.
Interested designers will certainly have time up until April 13 to send their applications.
The project is most likely the solar park introduced by Bosnian state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS) in late January, which is additionally situated in Bileća.
ERS is the second-largest power utility in Bosnia as well as Herzegovina. The business presently has as well as runs a 300 MW coal-fired nuclear power plant in Ugljevik, Republika Srpska, in addition to various other hydroelectric nuclear power plant.
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