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auction procurement for renewables in November 2017. The EBRD said Kosovo has just 102.4 MW of renewable energy capacity: 70 MW of small hydro and a

Solar4Kosovo, the project will set you back EUR64 million (US$ 70 million), according to the office of Kosovo's prime minister, Albin Kurti, that

Kosovo has announced the winner of its first solar power tender, with a consortium led by Swiss construction group Orllati securing a 100-MW project with a bid of EUR 48.88 per MWh. The competition attracted six bidders, but only five participated in the e-auction, including companies from Turkey, France, and Egypt. The winning project, to be built in the municipality of Rahovec at a cost of over EUR 70 million, aims to reduce Kosovo's reliance on power imports and promote renewable energy capacity.This solar tender is the first of many planned procurements by Kosovo, with an upcoming auction for 150 MW of wind power capacity. The country's goal is to hold competitions for the construction of 950 MW of renewable energy projects over the next two years, valued at EUR 1.2 billion. What are Kosovo's plans for future renewable energy procurements? Kosovo plans to hold an upcoming auction for 150 MW of wind power capacity. The country's goal is to hold competitions for the construction of 950 MW of renewable energy projects over the next two years. These projects are valued at EUR 1.2 billion. The aim of these procurements is to reduce Kosovo's reliance on power imports and promote renewable energy capacity.

Ministry of Economy of Kosovo pledged to speed up the lawful treatment for a solar power plant for which it would certainly award a 15-year power purchase

and in separated, coal-based energy systems, according to scientists from Kosovo's University of Pristina, the Naval Architecture University of Zagreb as well

are larger solar power plants under construction in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*, and Albania. What is the Largest Solar Power Plant in the Western

Southeast Europe over the summer. IFC gears up for 50MW tender in Kosovo News of the green leasing package to Ukraine emerged just weeks

The Balkan nation is planning a tender for 50 MW of utility scale solar capacity on a public-private partnership basis with help from the International Finance Corporation. The World Bank’s private finance arm is procuring a technical, environmental and social consulting firm to advise on the project.

possesses a 1.2 GW portfolio of renewable energy projects between Hungary, Kosovo, Serbia as well as Croatia, including 316MW of functional

renewable energy market. Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia still largely rely on lignite coal generating capacity,

It is currently dealing with introducing eco-friendly auctions in Serbia, Kosovo and

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