Almost a year since the initial public call, the Ministry of Economy in Prishtina completed its pilot solar power auction. Even though it raised the ceiling price in late December to EUR 75 per MWh from EUR 65 per MWh amid repeated delays, it was closed at EUR 48.88 per MWh.
Amid weak participation, the lowest price at Serbia's first solar power auction, held last year, was EUR 88.65 per MWh, just 35 eurocents below the starting level. The maximum acceptable price in Albania's upcoming auction is EUR 59.97 per MWh.
The group won the first renewable electricity auction in Kosovo* with a bid of EUR 48.88 per MWh. Almost a year since the initial public call, the Ministry of Economy in Prishtina completed its pilot solar power auction.
The maximum acceptable price in Albania's upcoming auction is EUR 59.97 per MWh. The two previous auctions, in 2021 and 2020, were similar to the latest one in Kosovo*. The government secured land for one large-scale project at a time and for one investor each.
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