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that the Kakanj power station burned approximately 1.8 million tonnes of coal from "mines Kakanj coal mine, Breza and Zenica coal mine and in smaller amount

Bugojno Thermal Power Project is a cancelled power station in Bugojno, FBIH, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also known as Gracanica power station. The map below

Stanari Thermal Power Plant is an operating power station of at least 300-megawatts (MW) in Stanari, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The map below

Gacko Thermal Power Plant is an operating power station of at least 300-megawatts (MW) in Gacko, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina with multiple

sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina," Bankwatch, undated "Kamengrad lignite power plant, Bosnia-Herzegovina," Bankwatch, June 24, 2022 "BiH's NECP: coal power

Kongora Thermal Power Plant is a cancelled power station in Tomislavgrad, FBIH, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The map below shows the approximate location of

pollution from coal power plants in the Western Balkans,” including the Ugljevik power plant in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Their main issue with the power plants were

conversion from coal to bioenergy in 2024. Project-level coal details Coal source(s): Kreka and Banovići mines, Đurđevik and Banovići coal mines The plant

permit denied for Banovići coal power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina," Bankwatch, December 15, 2017 "Bosnia and Herzegovina: FBiH Government to accelerate

Glinica power station is a cancelled power station in Glinica, FBIH, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also known as Aluminij-Mostar. The map below shows the

Miljevina power station is a cancelled power station in Miljevina, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The map below shows the approximate location

founder and chairman of the EFT Group, a company with interests in coal-fired power stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hamovic was described in a Financial

Kotezi coal mine was proposed by the government of the Bosnian Federation as a possible supplier for one or two new coal fired power stations in Bosnia-Herzegovina

the project. Banovici power station is a proposed 300-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power station in Banovici, Bosnia and Herzegovina. In February 2015 plant

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major thermal power stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, all of which operate on either brown coal or lignite. These are the: Tuzla Thermal Power Plant is a

year. A coal "phaseout" generally refers to the retirement of all coal-fired power stations in a particular place. Some countries have a formal coal phaseout

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Abid Lolic coal mine at Travnik – Bila, brown coal Kreka coal mine in Tuzlia Durdevik coal mine in Durdevik, and Zenica coal mine a brown coal mine at Zenica

(ERS) is a state-owned integrated power company in Republika Srpska and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Gacko Thermal Power Plant In 2006 CZE reached an agreement with