All three prequalified bidders have submitted offers in Kosovo’s first wind-power auction, according to a 15 September report by Balkan Green Energy News. They are France’s Akuo Energy, a Notus Energy–Stublla Energy consortium, and a consortium led by Turkey’s Güriş. [1]
The process covers 50–100 MW and envisages 15-year support arrangements. A commission must assess the offers before selecting the lowest eligible price. This is a bidding milestone, not a contract award or the commissioning of a wind farm; the report does not specify a separate submission date. [1]