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a proposed 430 megawatt brown coal fired power station. It has been proposed that the power station would comprise two 215 megawatt units. "Bosnia Plans

The Miljevina coal mine is a surface coal mine in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The map below shows the exact location of the mine. Loading map... {"type":"SATELLITE"

nearby Gacko coal mine. In return for investing €1.5 billion in the project, CEZ gained a 51% stake in the new joint venture company. However, In January 2009

megawatt coal-fired power plant in Ugljevik Thermal Power Plant. The plant is located near Ugljevik, in the republic of Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Breza coal mine at Breza, brown coal; Gracanica coal mine at Gornji Vakuf – Uskoplje, Abid Lolic coal mine at Travnik – Bila, brown coal Kreka coal mine in

to develop a coal mining project and to add two new 300 megawatt units to the existing 300 megawatt [[Ugljevik Thermal Power Plant. "Bosnia’s Comsar Energy

the Stanari coal mine in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is seeking to expand its interest into owning and operating power stations, including coal and hydro

and retailing company in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Kongora Thermal Power Plant, is a possible 2,275 megawatt plant which was estimated in 2007 to cost 1.1 billion

to develop a coal mining project and to add two new 300 megawatt units to the existing 300 megawatt [[Ugljevik Thermal Power Plant. "Bosnia’s RiTE Ugljevik

the Stanari coal mine, which is located approximately 70 kilometres to the east of Banja Luka in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The company

The Bosnia and Herzegovina Foreign Investment Promotion Agency identifies the existing coal mines as being: Banovici coal mine is a brown coal mine working

nearby Gacko coal mine. In return for investing €1.5 billion in the project, CEZ gained a 51% stake in the new joint venture company. However, In January 2009

Banovici is the owner and operator of the Banovici coal mine, a brown coal mine in Bosnia andHerzegovina. The mine is working three open-cut deposits -- Čubrić

EFT Group, a company with interests in coal-fired power stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hamovic was described in a Financial Times blog as a "controversial

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

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million tonnes of coal from "mines Kakanj coal mine, Breza and Zenica coal mine and in smaller amount mines Gračanica, Bila and Livno." In March 2022, a proposal

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 is

appeared to be still in place. In April 2023, Bosnia and Herzegovina announced a draft national energy plan until 2030 that foresees no new coal-fired plants.

Corporation in EPC deal for Stanari TPP", Media Release, May 5, 2010. Global use and production of coal International Information on Coal Vietnam and coal Bosnia-Herzegovina