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Serbia new hydro power generation facilities, project status report 2011

 

Serbia Energy brings latest brief on EPS hydro power plants projects, both small and bigger hydro power generation facilities. Assessment period 2011.

HPPs Upper Drina

The Drina River represents the most important unused hydro potential within the region. Catchment area of River Drina is 19,570 km2, while average precipitation is 1,100 mm. It is characterized by extremely uneven water table: ratio of minimum and maximum flows reached 200 m3/s. Average annual flows at the spring is 157m3/s and at the con flounce 425m3/s.

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