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ERS Terminates Contract for Mrsovo Hydropower Plant Amid Redesign and Delay Challenges

The construction of the Mrsovo hydropower plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina has encountered significant setbacks, prompting state-owned utility ERS to terminate its agreement with...

BiH: Rudis and NGA Insaat to build HPP Mrsovo

Slovenian company Rudis and Turkish NGA Insaat signed an agreement for the cooperation on the construction of a 37.3 MW hydropower plant Mrsovo on...

BiH: Hungary could fund energy projects in Republika Srpska

Hungary will send money to Republika Srpska to cover funds that Germany withdrew earlier this year due to the separatist policies of President Milorad...

BiH: Hungary could fund energy projects

Hungary will send money to Republika Srpska to cover funds that Germany withdrew earlier this year due to the separatist policies of President Milorad...

BiH: Hungary could fund energy projects after the German pullout

Hungary will send money to Republika Srpska to cover funds that Germany withdrew earlier this year due to the separatist policies of President Milorad...

BiH: ERS launched construction works on HPP Mrsovo

ERS formally marked the start of construction of the Mrsovo hydropower plant, with a capacity of 37.3 MW. The investment, worth around 100 million euros,...

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SEE gas-fired power generation drops 13.6% as coal output edges higher

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