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Average 240 GWh http://www.energji-ashta.al/inc/pdf/HPP-Ashta-Project-Leaflet.pdf

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The plant is privatised and only sells part of its production to the grid. This figure is for the sales to grid in 2013 as no average figure or projections were found. Source: ERE – Republic of Albania Energy Regulator, Annual Report Power Sector Situation and ERE’s Activity for 2013,http://www.ere.gov.al/doc/Raporti_Vjetor_2013_perfundimtar.pdf, p34.

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The plant is privatised and only sells part of its production to the grid. This figure is for the sales to grid in 2013 as no average figure or projections were found. Source: ERE – Republic of Albania Energy Regulator, Annual Report Power Sector Situation and ERE’s Activity for 2013,http://www.ere.gov.al/doc/Raporti_Vjetor_2013_perfundimtar.pdf, p34.

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The plant is privatised and only sells part of its production to the grid. This figure is for the sales to grid in 2013 as no average figure or projections were found. Source: ERE – Republic of Albania Energy Regulator, Annual Report Power Sector Situation and ERE’s Activity for 2013,http://www.ere.gov.al/doc/Raporti_Vjetor_2013_perfundimtar.pdf, p34.

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The plant is privatised and only sells part of its production to the grid. This figure is for the sales to grid in 2013 as no average figure or projections were found. Source: ERE – Republic of Albania Energy Regulator, Annual Report Power Sector Situation and ERE’s Activity for 2013,http://www.ere.gov.al/doc/Raporti_Vjetor_2013_perfundimtar.pdf, p34.

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This figure is for the sales to grid in 2013 as no average figure or projections were found. Source: ERE – Republic of Albania Energy Regulator, Annual Report Power Sector Situation and ERE’s Activity for 2013,http://www.ere.gov.al/doc/Raporti_Vjetor_2013_perfundimtar.pdf, p34.

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Small hydropower plants under concession (see also below) – 291.67 MW

Source: National Agency of Natural Resources (AKBN), 30 October 2014: http://www.akbn.gov.al/index.php/en/hydroenergy/hydroenergy-situation

Note: It is an existing plant in one way but it has never operated commercially due to faults and still needs some reconstruction before it can enter operation. Therefore Level 2 seems more suitable than Level 3. Source: World Bank (2012), IMPLEMENTATION COMPLETION AND RESULTS REPORT (IDA-38720), p. 18, available at http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2012/10/03/000356161_20121003004447/Rendered/INDEX/ICR21690P077520C0Disclosed010010120.txt and (date of entering operation) http://lnweb90.worldbank.org/oed/oeddoclib.nsf/DocUNIDViewForJavaSearch/8525682E0068603785257AA8005D8586?opendocument

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Capacity: Government hydropower update, 30 October 2014 http://www.akbn.gov.al/index.php/en/hydroenergy/hydroenergy-situation and project sponsor website, undated: http://www.begspa.com/eng/idroelettrico.htm. The project's future is unclear as some works started several years ago but have been abandoned for the last couple of years (Riverwatch, Euronatur and PPNEA briefing, June 2014). The only information we have about timing is the Albanian govt's draft Energy Strategy which states that it should be built by 2020 http://shtetiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Strategjia-Kombetare-Energjise-2013-2020-draft.pdf p.43

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Average production data and start of operations from project sponsor's website: http://www.devollhydropower.al/new/?page_id=7441 and http://www.devollhydropower.al/new/?page_id=7421

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Average production data and start of operations from project sponsor's website: http://www.devollhydropower.al/new/?page_id=7436 and http://www.devollhydropower.al/new/?page_id=7421

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Fani i Madh and Fani i Vogel (Gojan, FHP2 – Gjegjan, FHP3 – Peshqesh and FHP4 – Ura e Fanit/Fangu) 110.56 MW

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Small hydropower plants under construction 283.23 MW

Source: National Agency of Natural Resources, 30 October 2014: http://www.akbn.gov.al/index.php/en/hydroenergy/hydroenergy-situation However as no starting date was given, and their status was 'under construction' as of late 2014, it was assumed that half of the capacity will enter production in 2015 and half in 2016.

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Small hydropower plants expected in draft energy strategy by 2020 (444 MW minus 283.23 MW = 160.77 MW)

Source of 444 MW: Draft National Energy Strategy 2013-2020: http://shtetiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Strategjia-Kombetare-Energjise-2013-2020-draft.pdf, page 45

Shengjin-Kodrat e Rencit in Lezha (108+114 MW)

http://www.centroestero.org/repository/08_06_2012_9_45_arta-sevrani-akbn.pdf, page 45, linear approximation until 2024, beginning at 2017

http://www.centroestero.org/repository/08_06_2012_9_45_arta-sevrani-akbn.pdf, page 45, linear approximation until 2024, beginning at 2017

http://www.centroestero.org/repository/08_06_2012_9_45_arta-sevrani-akbn.pdf, page 45, linear approximation until 2024, beginning at 2017

http://www.centroestero.org/repository/08_06_2012_9_45_arta-sevrani-akbn.pdf, page 45, linear approximation until 2024, beginning at 2017

Grykederdhja Shkumbinit – Terpan (145 + 80 MW)

http://www.centroestero.org/repository/08_06_2012_9_45_arta-sevrani-akbn.pdf, page 45, linear approximation until 2024, beginning at 2017

http://www.centroestero.org/repository/08_06_2012_9_45_arta-sevrani-akbn.pdf, page 45, linear approximation until 2024, beginning at 2017

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No Data available. A whole Plant Cascade is planed (https://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/36341/0633975AA1057B9CE053C92FA8C06338), but however, no estimation of planed operation or detailed plans are available.

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Ist bereits unter 1 gelistet: (alle) http://aea-al.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/HYDRO-ENERGY-ALBANIA.pdf

Strategjia-Kombetare-Energjise-2013-2020-draft, page 55. Data for 2018 assumed to be the same as for 2017. We assume that no wind farm will be operational before 2018.

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NOSBIH (2013), 56 see also Statement on Security of Energy Supply of Bosnia and Herzegovina (July 2013) p. 16. Data for 2024 is presumed to be the same as 2023. Regular generation downturns (every 4 years) are assumed away so as to maintain consistency with the remaining data.

NOSBIH (2013), 56 see also Statement on Security of Energy Supply of Bosnia and Herzegovina (July 2013) p. 16. Data for 2024 is presumed to be the same as 2023. egular generation downturns (every 4 years) are assumed away so as to maintain consistency with the remaining data.

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Works have begun in 2014 and should take 2.5 years: http://058.ba/2014/11/izgradnja-mhe-na-praci-izmedu-mesica-i-ustiprace/ and http://www.rogatica.com/index.php/vijesti/rogatica/2666-pocela-izgradnja-mh-ustipraca This is also in line with NOSBIH's estimate from its Development Plan (p.31)

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NOSBIH (2014), 31, report states that commissioning will be in November 2018 www.eft-group.net/themes/front/assets/annualreport/2013-2014.pdf, page 28

NOSBIH estimates that the HPP be in operation in 2017 however this seems optimistic as preparatory works stopped in 2013 after landslides killed some workers. New measurements are being done but the future of the project is unclear. Therefore we have allowed an additional year before expecting operation to begin and put it under Level 2 instead of Level 1. Source of information about current situation at the site: Zeleni Neretva press release, 3 September 2014: http://zeleni-neretva.ba/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=303&Itemid=1 reported at: http://www.klix.ba/biznis/privreda/obustavljena-gradnja-he-ulog-na-neretvi/140903063, http://www.seebiz.net/energetika/zastita-okolisa/gradnja-ulog-na-neretvi-potpuno-obustavljena/

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The EIA is being challenged in court and there is no construction permit yet, though there is an investor. Source on delay estimate: NOSBIH development plan estimate (p.31) corroborated by Natasa Crnkovic, Center for Environment, Banja Luka. This organisation follows the project development closely.

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Has a construction permit since September but no main contractor or obvious financing http://www.poslovni.hr/svijet-i-regija/uskoro-gradnja-tunela-za-he-dabar-278666

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No construction permit, no contractor, no financing http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-ustikolina

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According to the EPBiH long-term plan, 2014,p.143 (see http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf), operations will commence in 2018. According to NOSBIH (2013), 31 and Statement on Security of Energy Supply of Bosnia and Herzegovina (July 2013) p. 16 operation should commence in 2016. There is financing from the EBRD and EIB but currently no results of the tender procedue yet and no construction permit has yet been granted (see http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-vranduk http://www.ebrd.com/news/2013/ebrd-finances-expansion-of-hydro-power-generation-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina.html). Operations in 2016 are thus unlikely.

Has financing from the EBRD and EIB but waiting for results of tender and no construction permit yet http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-vranduk http://www.ebrd.com/news/2013/ebrd-finances-expansion-of-hydro-power-generation-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina.html

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EPBiH long-term plan, 2014, p.143. No contractor or construction permit http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-janjici - financing from KfW https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/ipfz/Projektdatenbank/Bau-des-Wasserkraftwerks-Janjici-33606.htm

Entering operation 2020: EPBiH long-term plan, 2014,p.143 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf but no contractor or construction permit http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-janjici - financing from KfW https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/ipfz/Projektdatenbank/Bau-des-Wasserkraftwerks-Janjici-33606.htm

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EPBiH long-term plan, 2014,p.143. No financing, no construction permit, no contractor http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-krusevo-sa-zeleni-vir

Entering operation 2022: EPBiH long-term plan, 2014,p.143 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf No financing, no construction permit, no contractor http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/hidroelektrana-krusevo-sa-zeleni-vir

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Small hydropower plants Republika Srpska – medium scenario (high GDP)

Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030 (2010) http://www.vladars.net/sr-SP-Cyrl/Vlada/Ministarstva/mper/std/Documents/SRERS%20Pocetni%20Izvjestaj%20-%20NACRT.PDF The Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030, p.65 has three scenarios – high GDP, high GDP with measures, and low GDP. The 'high GDP' scenario is the middle one and gives 26.3 GWh in 2015, 52.6 in 2020 and 105.1 in 2025 so we have calculated numbers between these values for the intervening years with linear approximation.

The Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030, p.65 has three scenarios – high GDP, high GDP with measures, and low GDP. The 'high GDP' scenario is the middle one and gives 26.3 GWh in 2015, 52.6 in 2020 and 105.1 in 2025 so we have calculated numbers between these values for the intervening years.

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Upper Drina (Foca, Paunci, Buk Bijela, Sutjeska)

Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030 (2010) gives the capacities: B.Bijela 378.8 GWh and Foca 199 GW(p.186) and gives varying dates for start of operations, but even the latest one, 2020 (p.597) is optimistic since an investor has not been found yet. There was a previous contract with RWE but it was cancelled and a new investor is being sought (See BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA COUNCIL OF MINISTERS DIRECTORATE FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING, OUTLOOK Forecasts 2015- 2017 Spring 2014, www.dep.gov.ba/naslovna/?id=1612)

The Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030 gives the capacities: B.Bijela 378.8 GWh and Foca 199 GW(p.106) and gives varying dates for start of operations, but even the latest one, 2020 (p.37) is optimistic since an investor has not been found yet. There was a previous contract with RWE but it was cancelled and a new investor is being sought. (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA COUNCIL OF MINISTERS DIRECTORATE FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING, OUTLOOK Forecasts 2015- 2017 Spring 2014, www.dep.gov.ba/naslovna/?id=1612

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The information on entering operation in 2020 comes from the Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030 (2010) p.607. The same document gives a figure of 165.1 GWh annually (p.103). No construction permit appears to have been issued, as the investor tends to publish such developments on its website: http://comsar.com/pressnews/press

The information on entering operation in 2020 comes from the Strategy for energy development in Republika Srpska until 2030, p.607. The figure for GWh comes from the project promoter's website: http://comsar.com/sr/projektima-i-tehnologijama/he-mrsovo/projektno-rje%C5%A1enje-he-mrsovo - the Strategy gives a different figure of 165.1 GWh annually (p.105). No construction permit appears to have been issued, as the investor tends to publish such developments on its website: http://comsar.com/pressnews/press

EPBIH long-term plan (2014), p. 231 confirms this. Since the maximum production is listed with 2604 GWh in 2024, we assume that Tuzla 7 will be able to run at full capacity already in 2020. Since the investor has only recently been selected and the contract is not yet signed nor a construction permit has been issued, (see http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/blok-7-te-tuzla http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/novost/14784/potpisan-memorandum-o-razumijevanju-o-finansiranju-izgradnje-bloka-7-), we assume power generation to commence only in 2019.

Investor chosen but not clear whether signed contract; financing memorandum signed but not contract, no construction permit yet http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/blok-7-te-tuzla http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/novost/14784/potpisan-memorandum-o-razumijevanju-o-finansiranju-izgradnje-bloka-7-

No contractor, no construction permit, no financing http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/blok-8-te-kakanj

Construction permit issued, main contractor found but there are some disagreements about the price and no financing contract appears to have been signed. http://www.energetika.ba/termoenergija/6935-ponovo-odgodjen-pocetak-izgradnje-termoelektrane-ugljevik-3.htmlGWh information from Comsar Energy website: http://comsar.com/projects-technologies/tpp-ugljevik. Information about delay from Poslovni Dnevnik: Ponovno odgođeni radovi na TE Ugljevik 3, 09.11.2014 http://www.poslovni.hr/svijet-i-regija/ponovno-odgoeni-radovi-na-te-ugljevik-3-283239

Production is reported to commence in 2019 (http://rmub.ba/termoelektrana/). Main contractor selection underway, no construction permit yet, no financing. Not in anyone's energy strategy except Banovici mine, but it is backed by the Federation of BiH government http://rmub.ba/termoelektrana/

Main contractor selection underway, no construction permit yet, no financing. Not in anyone's energy strategy except Banovici mine, but it is backed by the Federation of BiH government http://rmub.ba/termoelektrana/

Data taken from http://www.tuzlanskisajam.ba/media/sajam2014/2014_prezentacije_pdf/12_06-Gas_rudarstvo/13_30_Kombinovana_toplana_elektrana_na_plin.pdf, page 19. Financing is supposed to come from China but not finalised yet, and construction has not started so having full production in 2017 seems too ambitious. So here it is assumed that it will commence in 2018. Data from NOSBIH (2014), page 31 (assuming a 3250 GWh per annum as of 2017) seems to be unrealistic.

Financing is supposed to come from China but not finalised yet, and construction has not started so having full production in 2017 seems too ambitious. http://www.tuzlanskisajam.ba/media/sajam2014/2014_prezentacije_pdf/12_06-Gas_rudarstvo/13_30_Kombinovana_toplana_elektrana_na_plin.pdf

NOSBIH (2014), 31
See http://serbia-energy.eu/republika-srpska-windpark-51mw-preparations-for-the-construction-of-a-wind-farm-near-nevesinje-started/. The wind farm has a construction permit (http://www.energetika.ba/vjetroenergija/5176-na-planini-trusini-poceli-pripremni-radovi-za-izgradnju-vjetroparka.html), a loan (http://www.cin.ba/megavati-iz-vjetrenjaca/) and the strategic investor Kermas got permission to buy a share in the company and on track to commence energy generation in 2016 (http://www.nezavisne.com/posao/privreda/Struja-iz-vjetra-u-novembru-2015-279358.html).

Has a construction permit according to this media article: http://www.energetika.ba/vjetroenergija/5176-na-planini-trusini-poceli-pripremni-radovi-za-izgradnju-vjetroparka.html; Has a loan from Unicredit according to the project promoter, quoted in this report: http://www.cin.ba/megavati-iz-vjetrenjaca/; Strategic investor Kermas got permission to buy a share in the company according to this report and indeed it was on the timetable for 9 December 2014 for the Republika Srpska govt.
http://www.nezavisne.com/posao/privreda/Struja-iz-vjetra-u-novembru-2015-279358.html

Capacity information from EPHZHB website (128 – 146 GWh) (see http://www.ephzhb.ba/projekti/), given that we use maximum capacity we opted for 146 GWh; information about timing from Ekapija: Oko 100 mil EUR uloženo u obnovljive resurse u BiH - Hercegovina dobija prvu vjetroelektranu već 2015. godine , 29.11.2014 http://www.ekapija.com/website/bih/page/1026400/Oko-100-mil-EUR-ulo%C5%Beeno-u-obnovljive-resurse-u-BiH-Hercegovina-dobija-prvu-vjetroelektranu-ve%C4%87-2015-godine No contractor found yet, but financing secured from KfW https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/Internationale-Finanzierung/KfW-Entwicklungsbank/Themen/Energie/Fokus-Erneuerbare-Energien/index.html

Capacity information from EPHZHB website (128 – 146 GWh) http://www.ephzhb.ba/projekti/; information about timing from Ekapija: Oko 100 mil EUR uloženo u obnovljive resurse u BiH - Hercegovina dobija prvu vjetroelektranu već 2015. godine , 29.11.2014 http://www.ekapija.com/website/bih/page/1026400/Oko-100-mil-EUR-ulo%C5%Beeno-u-obnovljive-resurse-u-BiH-Hercegovina-dobija-prvu-vjetroelektranu-ve%C4%87-2015-godineNo contractor found yet, but financing secured from KfW https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/Internationale-Finanzierung/KfW-Entwicklungsbank/Themen/Energie/Fokus-Erneuerbare-Energien/index.html

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf; data based on maximum values contained in a production scenario.

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf, no contractor yet, but financing secured from KfW http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/vjetroelektrana-podvelezje, https://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/ipfz/Projektdatenbank/Windpark-Podvelezje-30022.htm

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf; data based on maximum values contained in a production scenario.

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf; data based on maximum values contained in a production scenario.

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf; data based on maximum values contained in a production scenario.

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014 ,p.231 http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf

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Small hydropower existing EPBiH (Modrac, Bogatići, Una Kostela, Bihać, Krušnica, Osanica, Snježnica)

EPBIH long-term plan (2014) p.156. The existing small hydropwer capacity of 2014 was taken as evidence of currently installed capacity.

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New small hydro EPBiH – Neretvica, Una Anex, Catici-Kakanj, Kljajici

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014:http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf p. 146. We observed inconsistencies between these data and data presented on p. 156. While the end points are identical, the growth rates differ. Since there is no additional information available explaining these differences, we selected the data on p. 146.

EPBiH long-term plan, 2014:http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/upload/documents/odluke/dugorocni-plan.pdf We know from p.135 that around 65 GWh annually come from existing plants, and p.146 shows individual plants planned and expected timing of entering operation. Therefore here we have used the information on the planned plants from page 146. The most advanced are the series on the Neretvica and not even these have construction permits or obvious financing http://www.elektroprivreda.ba/stranica/male-hidroelektrane-na-neretvici. The confusing thing here is that there is a table on p.156 which gives a sum of existing and new small hydro production from EPBIH facilities, however when adding the 65 GWh of existing small EPBIH hydropower to the planned facilities on p.146 not all of the numbers add up to the same as on p.156. We have stuck to the concretely named facilities from p.146 when adding the new capacity by year.

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CEE Bankwatch: Mid-Drina and Bileca/Nevesinje not included as no-one seems to think they will be ready by 2024

CEE Bankwatch: Mid-Drina and Bileca/Nevesinje not included as no-one seems to think they will be ready by 2024

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Presentation of energy projects by Minister of Energy, Development and Environmental Protection, December 2012. However this source says that construction will begin 2014 and end 2020-2023. We have chosen 2023 because the project has no funding, no strategic investor and no permits. In fact in the BiH documents (the project is on the Drina, which borders the two countries), none of the documents seem to even think it will be done by 2024, but since Serbian documents expect so we could include it under Serbia. GWh on http://www.vienna-economic-forum.com/uploads/media/Glamocic_Prezentacija_razvojni_projekti.pdf page 11 http://www.mzv.sk/App/WCM/Aktualit.nsf/vw_ByID/ID_D54591C5BB38AEF9C1257ADA00561AD3_SK/$File/Predstaven%C3%A9%20prioritn%C3%A9%20projekty%20v%20oblasti%20energetiky%20a%20%C5%BEivotn%C3%A9ho%20prostredia%20v%20Srbskej%20republike.pdf 50/50 BiH - Serbia!!!

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Donja Drina (Kozluk, Drina I, II and III), total 365 MW

Generation capacity from list of electricity projects proposed as Energy Community priority projects, 2013: https://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/0633975ABDC47B9CE053C92FA8C06338 date of commissioning from Development and Application of a Methodology to Identify Projects of Energy Community Interest, DNV KEMA, REKK, EIHP Nov 2013, https://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2558181/0633975AD4927B9CE053C92FA8C06338 ,page 78 - it says 2018-2020 so we took 2019 as the mid of the range. GWh from http://www.vienna-economic-forum.com/uploads/media/Glamocic_Prezentacija_razvojni_projekti.pdf, page 13 50/50 BiH - Serbia!!!

Energy Regulatory Office: Statement  of  Security  of  Supply  for  Kosovo   (Electricity,  Natural  Gas  and  Oil), July 2013, http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2422181/Statement_of_Security_of_Supply_for_Kosovo_%28Electricity_Gas__Oil%29_Final_Eng.pdf, page 19

Kosova B (2x 339 MW, around 540 MW operational in total)

Energy Regulatory Office: Statement  of  Security  of  Supply  for  Kosovo   (Electricity,  Natural  Gas  and  Oil), July 2013, http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2422181/Statement_of_Security_of_Supply_for_Kosovo_%28Electricity_Gas__Oil%29_Final_Eng.pdf, page 19

Note: the figures for 2023 and 2024 are just copied from 2022 as the figures in the security of supply statement only go up to then. However we are reasonably sure that the plant will still operate in 2023/2024 as some improvements are expected to be implemented in 2016-2018 with the aim of bringing the plant into line with Kosovo's Energy Community obligations.

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Energy Regulatory Office: Statement  of  Security  of  Supply  for  Kosovo   (Electricity,  Natural  Gas  and  Oil), July 2013, http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2422181/Statement_of_Security_of_Supply_for_Kosovo_%28Electricity_Gas__Oil%29_Final_Eng.pdf, page 19

Note: the figures for 2023 and 2024 are just copied from 2022 as the figures in the security of supply statement only go up to then. However we are reasonably sure that the plant will still operate in 2023/2024 as some improvements are expected to be implemented in 2016-2018 with the aim of bringing the plant into line with Kosovo's Energy Community obligations.

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Energy Regulatory Office: Statement  of  Security  of  Supply  for  Kosovo   (Electricity,  Natural  Gas  and  Oil), July 2013, http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2422181/Statement_of_Security_of_Supply_for_Kosovo_%28Electricity_Gas__Oil%29_Final_Eng.pdf, page 19

Note: the figures for 2023 and 2024 are just copied from 2022 as the figures in the security of supply statement only go up to then. However we are reasonably sure that the plant will still operate in 2023/2024 as some improvements are expected to be implemented in 2016-2018 with the aim of bringing the plant into line with Kosovo's Energy Community obligations.

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Energy Regulatory Office: Statement  of  Security  of  Supply  for  Kosovo   (Electricity,  Natural  Gas  and  Oil), July 2013, http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2422181/Statement_of_Security_of_Supply_for_Kosovo_%28Electricity_Gas__Oil%29_Final_Eng.pdf, page 19

Note: the figures for 2023 and 2024 are just copied from 2022 as the figures in the security of supply statement only go up to then. However we are reasonably sure that the plant will still operate in 2023/2024 as some improvements are expected to be implemented in 2016-2018 with the aim of bringing the plant into line with Kosovo's Energy Community obligations.

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Transmission Development Plan, page 36 ff. http://www.kostt.com/website/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=146&Itemid=146&lang=en

Source: KOSTT, Transmission Development Plan 2014-2023, http://www.kostt.com/website/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=146&Itemid=146&lang=en - Level 3 because there are no concrete investment plans currently http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/AREAS_OF_WORK/Implementation/Kosovo/Renewable_Energy

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Source: Long term energy balance 2013-2022, conservative scenario. The base scenario sees 240 MW of small hydro installed by 2020 but already in 2014 and 2015 we are not on track for this so we have used the conservative scenario here, which is still ambitious, hence why the copied figures for 2023 and 2024 are not increased from 2022. http://mzhe.rks-gov.net/repository/docs/Balanca_afatagjate_2013_-2022_-_eng_finall.pdf

Energy Regulatory Office: Statement  of  Security  of  Supply  for  Kosovo   (Electricity,  Natural  Gas  and  Oil), July 2013, http://www.energy-community.org/portal/page/portal/ENC_HOME/DOCS/2422181/Statement_of_Security_of_Supply_for_Kosovo_%28Electricity_Gas__Oil%29_Final_Eng.pdf, page 19

The statement of security says the first unit will be in operation in 2018, while the KOSTT, Transmission Development Plan 2014-2023,
http://www.kostt.com/website/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=146&Itemid=146&lang=en States 2019. Both of these seem highly optimistic considering that the EIA process is not completed yet and the tender for the strategic investor is still to be concluded, but physically it could be done so we can leave it with the first one coming online in 2019.

Investor's article, March 8, 2013 http://www.nek.ch/windenergie-geothermie-e/publikationen/dokumente/2013.03.08_EIEE_Kosovo_080313.pdf and investor's news update, 13.06.2014 http://www.nek.ch/windenergie-geothermie-d/news/meldungen/20140613_Landnutzungsrechte_Zatric.php?navanchor=. Information on timing from KOSTT presentation December 2013: http://www.irena.org/documentdownloads/events/2013/december/9_neziri.pdf

89-133 GWh depending on turbine type – we have taken 111 GWh as average here. Source: http://www.nek.ch/windenergie-geothermie-e/publikationen/dokumente/2013.03.08_EIEE_Kosovo_080313.pdf, Information on timing from KOSTT presentation December 2013: http://www.irena.org/documentdownloads/events/2013/december/9_neziri.pdf

No data available --> Took 2/3 from Budakova?, Operational 2016: http://www.irena.org/documentdownloads/events/2013/december/9_neziri.pdf, page 14

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