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Electric Power of Serbia EPS – Open Cast Mines, report 2010/2011

Open Cast Mines Keep Up with Thermal Power Plants

37.2 million tons of coal was excavated from Kolubara and Kostolac basins that accounts for 65% of all electricity generated

During 2010, 37.2 million tons of coal was produced at open cast mines on the territory of the Republic of Serbia, where EPS manages the production (Kolubara and Kostolac basins).

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