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Bosnia: New TPP Stanari to increase overall 2017 electricity production in Republika Srpska entity

The total planned production of electricity in the Republic of Srpska (RS) in 2017 amounts to 7,606.87 GWh. Electricity generation plan for the next year is increased by 5.72 % compared to this year’s plan due to the commissioning of TPP Stanari.

Higher electricity production is also expected through increased production of small power plants included in the system of incentives for renewable energy, said the Energy balance of the RS for 2017.

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