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Danube drought cuts Serbia hydropower output and boosts storage and flexibility needs

Serbia’s prolonged drought has altered the operational role of its hydropower fleet, with electricity production tied to available water rather than installed capacity alone....

Serbia’s drought turns pumped storage and hydropower rehabilitationinto system-security investments

Serbia’s prolonged drought has fundamentally changed the strategic importance of its hydropower portfolio. Extremely low Danube inflows at the Đerdap hydropower complex, which fell...

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