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BiH: HPP Visegrad produced 20.3 GWh in October

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Hydropower plant Visegrad produced 20.32 GWh of electricity in October, which is 38% lower compared to September. 

In October 2022, the plant will produce 27.62 GWh of electricity. HPP Visegrad produced 849 GWh of electricity in 2022, compared to 1,174 GWh produced in 2021. 

The plant generated 956.4 GWh of electricity in the first ten months of 2023.

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