ADVANCED ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL, INC. /SGGA
The Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) aims to promote investment in the electricity sector.
2018 · 154 pages

Abstract
The project is implemented by Advanced Engineering Associates International, Inc. (AEAI) and is supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The guidelines for investors in the electricity sector in BiH are designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the regulatory framework and procedures for constructing electric power facilities in the country. The guidelines are divided into two main sections, one for the Federation of BiH and the other for Republika Srpska. Each section outlines the necessary permits and approvals required for the construction of electric power facilities, including urban permits, construction permits, use permits, and environmental permits. The guidelines also provide information on concessions, water acts, and connection to the distribution network. In the Federation of BiH, the guidelines outline the procedures for obtaining permits and approvals, including the submission of project documentation, the issuance of a preliminary electric power permit, and the signing of a contract regulating mutual relations. The guidelines also provide information on the approval of project documentation, energy permits, and operational licenses for performing a power activity. In Republika Srpska, the guidelines outline similar procedures for obtaining permits and approvals, including the submission of project documentation, the issuance of a preliminary electric power permit, and the signing of a contract regulating mutual relations. The guidelines also provide information on environmental protection, including environmental impact assessments and environmental permits. The guidelines also provide information on the registration of renewable energy projects and the exercise of the right to incentives, including the potential for privileged producers, qualified producers, and privileged producers. The guidelines also outline the procedures for obtaining a contract on purchase of electricity and the registration of renewable energy projects. The guidelines are intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the regulatory framework and procedures for constructing electric power facilities in BiH, and to facilitate investment in the electricity sector. The guidelines are based on the laws and regulations of BiH and are designed to be a useful resource for investors, developers, and other stakeholders in the electricity sector. The guidelines are divided into several chapters, each of which provides detailed information on a specific aspect of the regulatory framework and procedures for constructing electric power facilities in BiH. The chapters include information on permits and approvals, concessions, water acts, environmental protection, and connection to the distribution network. The guidelines also provide information on the competent institutions and authorities responsible for issuing permits and approvals, including the Regulatory Commission for Energy in the Federation of BiH and the Regulatory Commission for Energy of Republika Srpska. The guidelines also provide information on the procedures for appealing decisions and resolving disputes. Overall, the guidelines are designed to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly resource for investors, developers, and other stakeholders in the electricity sector in BiH. The guidelines are based on the laws and regulations of BiH and are intended to facilitate investment in the electricity sector and promote the development of the country's energy infrastructure.
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USAID DEC