Pristina Solar System

Rama announces that five neighborhoods of Pristina will be

Jan 29, 2025 · The Mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, has announced that they have announced the tender for the project "Solar4Kosovo II - Solar Central Heating", Lot 1 - Central Heating

2024 May 14

District Heating Prishtina – BigSolar

3 days ago · SOLID is partner in the consortium of the project "Consulting for the implementation of the project Solar4Kosovo II – solar district heating". The consortium is led by CES clean

2025 Mar 22

Solar4Kosovo II – Solar District Heating for Pristina

The heat supply in Pristina is particularly inefficient, CO2-intensive and predominantly covered by two coal-fired power plants. The district heating system, however, meets only around 25% of

2025 Jun 05

Pristina solar heating: Remarkable €80M Plant Deal Signed

Nov 28, 2025 · Pristina is taking a monumental step towards a sustainable future with the finalization of an agreement worth over €80 million for a new solar heating plant.

2024 Jan 19

Big Solar in Kosovo Replaces Coal-Based Electric Heating

Feb 2, 2023 · An experienced team of heat network experts from the iC group and Solid Solar Energy Systems – both from Austria – has put all their knowhow together to adapt the Big

2025 Mar 06

Kosovo becomes first Western Balkans economy to use solar

Dec 20, 2022 · Ground-breaking integration of solar power into district heating in Kosovo EU, Germany and EBRD finance €80 million project Financing package signed today in Pristina

2026 Jan 21

GrCF2 W2 Pristina Solar District Heating (EBRD-52751)

Nov 29, 2022 · <p>According to the bank website, the project consists of a loan in the amount of up to EUR 22.5 million to the Republic of Kosovo, to be on-lent to "Termokos" JSC,

2024 Jun 20

Termokos opens tender for solar thermal system for

Feb 5, 2025 · District heating utility Termokos is seeking a contractor to build a 30 MW solar thermal facility outside Prishtina in Kosovo*.

2024 Mar 07

Solar System Charges in Pristina Costs Benefits and Trends in

SunContainer Innovations - Summary: Explore how solar energy charges work in Pristina, Kosovo. This guide breaks down installation costs, government incentives, and real-life

2024 May 24

44 MW in Kosovo, 27 MW in Serbia: solar district heating

The realization of two huge solar district heating projects in the Balkans is progressing. The pre-qualification tender for a 44 MW collector field with seasonal storage in Pristina, Kosovo,

2024 Jan 09

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3 FAQs about Pristina Solar System

Will Termokos build a solar thermal plant in Prishtina?

Termokos is receiving applications until the end of this month from potential contractors, for the first lot. It envisages the construction of a 30 MW solar thermal plant near the village of Shkabaj (Orlović). The facility in Obiliq (Obilić) municipality is for the district heating system in Prishtina.

How long does it take to build a solar thermal system in Kosovo?

The estimated time for completion is 30 months plus a six-month commissioning phase. After several years of preparation, Kosovo* is moving ahead with the largest solar thermal project for district heating in the Western Balkans. The operator, Termokos, is owned by the Municipality of Prishtina, the capital city.

Who owns solar4kosovo 2 – solar district heating?

The operator, Termokos, is owned by the Municipality of Prishtina, the capital city. They secured most of the funds for Solar4Kosovo 2 – Solar District Heating through the European Union’s Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF), Germany’s KfW Development Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.