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Bosnia: Electricity exports amounts 75 MEUR in the first five months 2015

Bosnia and Herzegovina exported electricity worth75 MEUR in the first five months of 2015th, which is 0.1 percent less than in the same period in 2014th, show the data of the Agency for Statistics.

At the same time, electricity imports amounted to 14, 5 MEUR and it is lower by 20.8 percent compared to the same period last year.

The largest electricity exports was realized in January, valued at18, 8 MEUR, and with every following month exports value has declined – in February exports amounted to18, 2 MEUR and 16,6 MEUR in March, 12, 5 MEUR in April, 9, 9 MEUR in May.

BiH achieved record export of electricity in 2013th, when due to exceptionally favorable hydrological conditions, achieved exports of as much as 241 MEUR. , transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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