Prime Minister Albin Kurti attended the inauguration ceremony marking the commencement of construction for a 105-megawatt Photovoltaic Solar Park located in the village of Kramovik, Rahovec. During the event, Kurti characterized the development as a crucial initiative aimed at bolstering Kosovo’s overall energy security. Addressing attendees, Kurti commended the tender process managed by the Ministry of Economy, noting that it exemplifies a transparent and competitive model.
He indicated that this procurement methodology would be maintained for subsequent major energy developments within the country. According to the Prime Minister, the final price of 48.88 euros per megawatt-hour was achieved through robust competition among five participating bidders. Kurti highlighted the scale of the undertaking, stating that the park’s capacity underscores its significance to the national energy infrastructure.
He emphasized that the combination of the selection method and the competitive pricing demonstrates tangible progress achieved by the current administration in executing large-scale energy projects. The development of this solar facility represents a substantial addition to the nation’s renewable energy portfolio, solidifying the country’s commitment to sustainable power generation. The ongoing construction phase is expected to significantly contribute to meeting growing energy demands while promoting sustainable economic growth in the region.
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