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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Malfunction of TPP Kakanj’s unit 7

TPP Kakanj has three operational units with total power output of 450 MW.

On Saturday, 10 July, the pipes of the interheated steam system were damaged at the unit 7 of coal-fired thermal power plant Kakanj, operated by EPBiH, which caused the shutdown of the unit.

EPBiH reported that there were no injuries and that there were no major material damages. It is still unknown when the unit 7 will be reconnected to the network.

 

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