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SEE Region: Thermal power generation 5.53 TWh in the week 14

Electricity generation in thermal power plants in the Southeast Europe region decreased in the week 14 compared to the previous week, largely due to lower gas-fired electricity generation.

SEE region experienced decreased thermal power generation by 13%, amounting to 5.53 TWh. Production in coal-fired thermal power plants decreased by 12%, to 2.95 TWh, while production in gas power plants fell by 15%, to 2.59 TWh.

Bulgaria, one of the main exporters of electricity in the region, saw a drop in coal-fired power plant generation by 2%, while gas-fired generation increased by 7%.

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