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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Electricity imports surge by 600% amid energy sector struggles

Electricity imports in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) have surged by nearly 600% year-on-year, with the value rising from 17.2 million euros in the first quarter of 2023 to 120 million euros this year. Once a major electricity exporter, BiH has now become a significant importer, with import values surpassing export revenues during the same period. […]

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Greece to suspend electricity imports during Easter to protect grid stability

Greece will temporarily suspend electricity imports from Bulgaria, Albania, North Macedonia and Turkey during the upcoming Easter weekend, in a coordinated effort to safeguard its national grid. The restriction will be in place daily from 8 AM to 3 PM, spanning from Friday through Monday. The measure, organized by the Greek transmission system operator ADMIE

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BiH: Electricity production decreased to 1.35 TWh in March

Gross electricity production in Bosnia and Herzegovina reached 1,351 GWh in March, compared to 1,654 GWh in the same month last year, according to the data published by the Agency for Statistics. In total gross electricity production, hydropower plants participated with the share of 44.8 %, thermal power plants with 50.6% and solar and wind

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North Macedonia: Net electricity production fell to 428 GWh in March

Gross electricity production in North Macedonia decreased by an annual 35.3% in March 2024, to 455,607 MWh, according to the data published by the statistical office Makstat. In the same period, net electricity generation fell to 427,947 MWh from 661,657 MWh in March 2023. Thermal power plants contributed the largest portion of gross electricity production, but their production

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FBiH: Net electricity generation reached 514 GWh in April

The net electricity production in the Federation of BiH decreased to 514 GWh in April 2024 from 605 GWh in the same month of 2023, the statistical office said in a monthly report. Electricity imports rose to 63 GWh last month from 30 GWh in April 2023, while exports decreased to 110 GWh from 223

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Slovenia: Electricity generation fell by 25% in April

The decline in production was influenced by the overhaul of the Krsko nuclear power plant In April in Slovenia, the net electricity production was 877 gigawatt hours. Compared to March (1.374 GWh), this is a decrease of just over a third, and compared to April 2023, almost a quarter. The decline in production was influenced

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Romania: Electricity production reached 15.4 TWh in Q1

Electricity consumption in Romania in the first quarter of 2024 amounted to 12.9 TWh, which is 1% more compared to the same period in 2023, according to the data published by the National Institute for Statistics. Industrial electricity consumption reached 9.78 TWh, which is 1% more compared to last year. Household electricity consumption amounted to

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Croatia: Net electricity production amounted to 1.5 TWh in March

Net electricity generation in Croatia in March 2024 amounted to 1,457 GWh, which is 13.4% lower compared to March last year (1,682 GWh), according to the data by the Bureau of Statistics. In March, 782 GWh of electricity or 53.7% was produced in hydropower plants, 310 GWh or 21.3% was produced in thermal power plants,

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Ukraine plans record electricity imports after Russian attacks

Russian strikes have wreaked havoc on Ukraine’s power sector, prompting unprecedented imports. Ukraine will source power from Romania, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, and Moldova. Ukraine plans to import record amounts of electricity from its neighboring countries after sustaining critical energy infrastructure damage from targeted Russian attacks, the country’s energy minister said on Monday. The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy

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