Energy & data-center projects / Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina investment
opportunities.
Explore wind opportunities from construction and RTB phases through staged development, alongside solar and mixed-renewable projects. The public selection also includes an early data-center concept with land and grid evidence still to be established.
| Project | Scale | Stage / timing | Investment context |
|---|---|---|---|
| BiH-10Wind | 50-100 MW | In constructionAcquisitionEPC ~50% complete | Wind project in construction with long-term land rights and a route to completion.Request teaser BiH-10 |
| BiH-1Mixed renewables | 100-200 MW | RTBAcquisition | Solar and wind opportunity with construction permits, long-term land rights and an established grid position.Request teaser BiH-1 |
| BiH-6Wind | 100-200 MW | Partly RTBAcquisitionPhase 1 RTB | Multi-phase wind opportunity with an RTB first phase, a long-term concession and an owner seeking investment alongside a retained stake.Request teaser BiH-6 |
| BiH-8Wind | 100-200 MW | Partly RTBAcquisitionPhase 1 RTB, phase 2 Q2/27 | Multi-phase wind platform with an advanced first phase and further staged build-out potential.Request teaser BiH-8 |
| BiH-9PV | 200-500 MW | Pre-RTBAcquisitionRTB est. Q1/27 | Large solar development with a defined grid and permit pathway and potential storage or EPC participation.Request teaser BiH-9 |
| BiH-13Wind | 100-200 MW | Pre-RTBAcquisitionRTB est. Q1 to Q2/27 | Wind development portfolio supported by long-term measurement data and a defined production case.Request teaser BiH-13 |
| BiH-12Data center | Sub-50 MW target | Concept · power not securedEarly-stageRTB target Q4/27 | Early campus development concept seeking an offtaker, with land and grid evidence still to be established.Request teaser BiH-12 |
Public outlines are anonymized. Listed stage and scale are indicative; availability, mandate, grid status, permits and transaction terms require project-specific confirmation. Capacity bands may include portfolios and development targets; for PV + BESS hybrids they refer to PV capacity. A listing is not a statement of secured power.
Market context · October 2026
Bosnia and Herzegovina: market context
Bosnia and Herzegovina has two separate support frameworks. The Federation of BiH introduced premium auctions under its 2023 renewables law, with about 240 MW of wind and solar auctions planned for 2025 to 2030. Republika Srpska's 2022 law provides premium auctions for plants up to 50 MW and feed-in tariffs for small installations.
Larger wind and solar projects are typically developed under long-term concessions or land leases and sold on the merchant market or under PPAs. Most projects in the public selection are in the south-west of the country, close to the Croatian border.
Since 1 January 2026, electricity imported into the EU falls under the definitive phase of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, which adds weight to renewable generation in exporting countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Summary of public sources; figures as reported. Not investment advice.
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