Livanjsko Polje Energy & Mining Project represents a large-scale concession opportunity combining mineral resources, renewable energy potential, and long-term infrastructure development. The project covers 79 km² of Livanjsko Polje and includes lignite reserves estimated at 633 million tons, under a 45-year concession framework.
Beyond its mining potential, the concession field offers a broader energy development platform. According to the available project concept, the area has the potential for a 560 MW pumped-storage hydropower plant, up to 400 MW of solar power capacity, and additional opportunities related to liquefied gas production.
With a total project price of EUR 175 million, Livanjsko Polje is positioned as a strategic multi-sector energy asset for investors seeking exposure to mining, renewable energy, and large-scale infrastructure development in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The project covers 79 km² of concession land in Livanjsko Polje, creating a significant platform for energy and mining development.
Estimated lignite reserves of 633 million tons provide a strong resource base for long-term mining and energy-related opportunities.
A long-term concession period provides a structured framework for phased development, investment planning, and commercial implementation.
The project includes the possibility of developing a 560 MW pumped-storage hydropower plant, supporting energy storage and grid balancing potential.
The concession field offers potential for up to 400 MW of installed solar power capacity, adding a renewable energy component to the overall project.
The project combines mining, hydropower, solar energy, and potential liquefied gas production within one concession area.
The project is offered at EUR 175 million, covering a 79 km² concession field with 633 million tons of lignite reservesand a 45-year concession period. Its financial potential is supported by a multi-layered development structure, including mining resources, 560 MW pumped-storage hydropower potential, and up to 400 MW of solar power capacity.
Energy security, domestic resource development, and renewable energy capacity are becoming increasingly important across Southeast Europe. Projects that combine long-term concessions, mineral resources, and renewable energy potential can offer investors a broader platform for phased development and strategic positioning.
Livanjsko Polje stands out because it brings several energy components into one concession field: lignite reserves, pumped-storage hydropower potential, solar power development, and liquefied gas production opportunities. This creates a project structure that can be approached through multiple investment phases, depending on the investor’s strategy, regulatory review, and technical feasibility.
The combination of 633 million tons of lignite reserves, 560 MW hydropower potential, and 400 MW solar potentialpositions the project as one of the more complex energy and mining opportunities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Documentation & Concession
The project is structured around a long-term concession framework and requires detailed investor review through a formal due diligence process.
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Livanjsko Polje Energy & Mining Project is a large-scale concession opportunity covering 79 km², with 633 million tons of lignite reserves, a 45-year concession, and significant potential for hydropower, solar energy, and liquefied gas production. The project is offered at EUR 175 million.
The valuation review may consider concession size, lignite reserves, hydropower potential, solar capacity, concession duration, energy market conditions, infrastructure requirements, and phased development potential.
The due diligence process covers concession documentation, geological data, legal status, technical assumptions, mining potential, hydropower development, solar capacity, regulatory framework, and commercial feasibility.
The feasibility assessment focuses on the project’s mining resource base, energy generation potential, concession structure, infrastructure needs, development phases, investment requirements, and long-term financial viability.
