Project overview

Kupres Wind Park is a renewable energy project located in Kupres, an area recognized for its strong wind potential and favorable conditions for wind power development. The project is planned with 144 MW of installed capacity, creating a significant platform for clean electricity generation and long-term energy production.

With a 45-year concession, the project offers a long operational horizon and a structured basis for investment planning, development, and future energy commercialization. Its scale, location, and renewable energy profile position it as a strategic opportunity within Bosnia and Herzegovina’s growing energy transition landscape.

The project also carries additional production potential, with the possibility of reaching up to 400 MW of electricity generation capacity, depending on further development, technical planning, and implementation strategy.

Key benefits

Large-Scale Renewable Energy Asset

The project is planned with 144 MW of installed wind power capacity, positioning it among significant renewable energy opportunities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Long-Term Concession

A 45-year concession provides a stable framework for development, operation, and long-term energy production.

Strong Expansion Potential

The project offers potential electricity production capacity of up to 400 MW, creating room for further development and increased project value.

Strategic Location in Kupres

Kupres is known for favorable wind conditions, making it a relevant location for wind energy development and renewable power generation.

Energy Transition Opportunity

The project supports the regional shift toward renewable energy, clean power generation, and long-term infrastructure investment.

Defined Acquisition Price

The project is offered at EUR 32.5 million, with clearly stated capacity, concession, and development potential.

Kupres Wind Park

A large-scale renewable energy project in Kupres, planned with 144 MW of installed wind power capacity, long-term concession rights, and potential electricity production capacity of up to 400 MW.

Financial Highlights

The Kupres Wind Park project is offered at EUR 32.5 million, with a planned installed capacity of 144 MW and a 45-year concession period. Its financial potential is supported by long-term renewable energy production, concession-based project security, and the possibility of expanding electricity production capacity up to 400 MW.

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Market Oportunity

Renewable energy remains one of the most important investment sectors in Southeast Europe, driven by growing electricity demand, decarbonization goals, and the need for new clean energy infrastructure. Wind power projects with secured concession rights and defined capacity are especially attractive due to their long operational life and strategic importance within national energy systems.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has strong potential for renewable energy development, while locations such as Kupres offer natural conditions suitable for wind power generation. Within this context, Kupres Wind Park represents a scalable energy asset with long-term production potential and relevance for investors seeking exposure to clean energy infrastructure.

The project’s combination of 144 MW planned capacity, 45-year concession, and additional production potential creates a strong foundation for future development, financing, and strategic partnership.

Documentation & Concession

The project includes a long-term concession framework, providing investors with a structured basis for review and further development.

Available for investor review:

  • Concession documentation
  • Project development information
  • Technical capacity assumptions
  • Location and wind potential data
  • Legal and regulatory documentation
  • Additional materials during due diligence

Kupres Wind Park is a large-scale renewable energy project with 144 MW of planned installed capacity, a 45-year concession, and additional electricity production potential of up to 400 MW. The project is offered at EUR 32.5 millionand represents a strategic opportunity in the clean energy sector.

Valuation According to
 IVSC Standards

The valuation review may consider installed capacity, concession duration, wind potential, expected production profile, regulatory framework, development stage, and long-term energy market conditions.

Due Diligence Analysis


The due diligence process covers concession documentation, legal status, technical assumptions, location potential, permitting framework, grid connection considerations, and commercial development strategy.

Feasibility Study


The feasibility assessment focuses on wind resource potential, installed capacity, concession structure, investment requirements, expected production capacity, project scalability, and long-term financial viability.

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