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Bosnia and Herzegovina: HPP Visegrad maintains steady electricity output with 30.33 GWh in July

A subsidiary of power utility ERS, “Hidroelektrane na Drini”, announced that its Visegrad hydropower plant produced 30.33 GWh of electricity in July 2024, slightly down from 30.34 GWh in June. In comparison, the plant generated 29.25 GWh during the same month last year.

In total, HPP Visegrad produced 1,224 GWh of electricity in 2023, a significant increase from 849 GWh in 2022. So far in 2024, the plant has generated 526.98 GWh.

Commissioned in 1989, HPP Visegrad has a power output of 315 MW (3 x 105 MW) and an average annual generation capacity of 1,010 GWh. The facility’s record annual production was achieved in 2010, reaching 1,283.05 GWh.

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