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Bosnia: Increased power generation, electricity exports increase for 27%

Bosnia produced 14.3% more electricity. Strong production growth from the Bosnian hydro and thermal power plants.

Electricity production in Bosnia and Herzegovina rose even 14.3% at 4,096 GWh last year, according to the national statistics.

Electricity production from hydropower plants grew 11.3% to 1,290 GWh in the first three months, while production from thermal power plants rose 16.5% to 2,553 GWh.

Electricity imports fell 14.8% to 964 GWh in the fourth quarter, while exports in that period rose 27% to 1,515 GWh.

Source; Serbia Energy See Desk

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