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Analysis of Energy Facilities Construction
Activity in South Eastern Europe
Author: Anton Milto, Executive Director
Co-author: Dmitry Serant, CEO
COTES, Russia
Map of South Eastern Europe
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Breakdown of annual electricity production
by countries in South Eastern Europe
7%
1%
7%
31%
18%
19%
17%
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Serbia
Croatia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Montenegro
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Breakdown of annual electricity consumption
by countries in South Eastern Europe
6%
2%
10%
27%
18%
22%
15%
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Serbia
Croatia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Montenegro
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Installed capacity of power plants in the countries within
South Eastern Europe
20
15
10
5
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Serbia
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Croatia
Montenegro
0
Installed capacity, GW
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Generation mix in South Eastern Europe
12%
12%
76%
TPP
Renewables, incl. HPP
NPP
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Largest power plants in South Eastern Europe
Serbia
Nikola Tesla-А
TPP
Capacity,
MW
1650
Serbia
Nikola Tesla-B
TPP
1160
RAFAKO-SULZER, AA CEM (BBC)
Serbia
Đerdap I
HPP
1117
Power Machines
Bulgaria
Maritsa-East-2
TPP
1450
Machine Building Factory of Podolsk (ZiO)
Bulgaria
Varna
TPP
1260
Taganrog Boiler Plant, Electrosila
Romania
Chernovode
NPP
1400
Canadian equipment from CANDU
Bulgaria
Kozloduy
NPP
1900
Romania
Turceni
TPP
2310
Deutsche Babcock, Rateau-Schneider, Alstom
Romania
Rovinari
TPP
1300
Benson (ABB Babcock, license), Rateau-Schneider,
Alstom
Romania
Mintia-Deva
TPP
1260
Power Machines
Romania
Işalniţa
TPP
1035
MAN, Rateau-Schneider, Alstom
Romania
Đerdap I
HPP
1117
Power Machines
Hungary
Paks
NPP
1829
Atomenergomash
Hungary
Dunamenti
TPP
1432
Deutsche Babcock, Lang, Ganz
Country
Power plant
Type
OEM
SES, cSFR, R-SULZER, LMZ, CEM (BBC)
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Some short-term projects related to construction of
power plants in South Eastern Europe
Country
Power plant
Serbia
Ugljevik 3
Serbia
Plandište
Serbia
Novi Sad unit
Serbia
Kovin
Montenegro Komarnica
Type
Commissionin
g year
Capacity,
MW
Cost
Investor
TPP
m.b. 2015
600
about €400 million
Ugljevik TPP and
Comsar Energy Limited
start 2013
102
€160 million
NIS and Energowind
240
€240 million
NIS and GGE
700
€1 billion
NIS
168
€134.1 million
KfW
Wind
power
TPP
2014
Feasibility study
TPP completed in
2012
HPP
2014
Wind
start 2013
power
TPP
after 2012
Serbia
Wind farms
Croatia
Sisak C
Croatia
Plomin 3
TPP
Croatia
Hungary
Kosinj
CHP plant in
Doicești
Dunamenti
Hungary
Csepel
Romania
1300
230
€220 million
after 2012
500
€800 million
HPP
after 2012
400
€800 million
CHP
start 2012
500
€700 million
CHP
after 2013
450
CHP
after 2013
442
Huadian Engineering
Co. Ltd
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Some upgrading and refurbishment projects for power
plants in South Eastern Europe
Country
Power plant
Type
Completion
year
Retrofit
capacity, MW
Investor
Serbia
Novi Sad
CHP
2014
230
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
NIS and Slovak
company GGE
Ugljevik
CHP
2013
300
JICA
Serbia
Nikola Tesla
CHP
200
Serbia
Dzherdap 1
HPP
201
Croatia
CHP plant in
Sofia
CHP
Serbia
Kostolac
TPP
200
Hungary
Paks
NPP
2000
KES-Holding
Bulgaria
Varna
TPP
2015
1260
CEZ
Bulgaria
Kozloduy
NPP
2014
1000
EBRD
Montenegro
Piva
HPP
2013
2013
35
Loan from KfW
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Energy mix in future projects in South Eastern Europe
6%
19%
75%
TPP
Renewables, incl. HPP
NPP
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Some important future projects for the construction of
new power plants in the territory of South Eastern Europe
Country
Power plant
Type
Commissioning
year
Capacity,
MW
Cost
Serbia
Kolubara
TPP
2018
700
€550 million
Serbia
Nikola Tesla B3
TPP
2019
744
€870 million
Serbia
Novi Sad
TPP
2015
478
€280 million
Serbia
Kostolac B3
CHP
2020
350
€600 million
Serbia
4 HPPs Upper Drina
HPP
2022
238
€435 million
Serbia
3 HPPs Middle Drina
HPP
2023
321
€819 million
Serbia
Bistrica
HPP
2020
680
€553 million
Serbia
10 mini-HPPs on Ibar river
HPP
2021
103
€284 million
Serbia
5 mini-HPPs on Great
Morava
HPP
2020
148
€352 million
Serbia
Dzherdap 3
HPP
2020
600
€400 million
Montenegro
Milunovici
HPP
2015
37
€77 million
Montenegro
3 wind-powered generating
plants
2020
30
€30 million
Bulgaria
5 HPPs on Maritsa
HPP
2016
Romania
Chernovode
NPP
2016
€115 million
1400
€4 billion
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South Stream
Most of South Eastern countries have
joined the South Stream project, e.g.
Bulgaria - South Stream Bulgaria AD,
Hungary - South Stream Hungary Zrt,
Serbia - South Stream Serbia AG ,
Croatia - the company is being set up
Gas line construction start - December 2012
First gas supply - end of 2015
Gas line capacity - 63 billion cubic meters per year
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