Bosnia’s 315-MW Visegrad hydropower plant generated 33.35 GWh in August, up 10.2% from July and more than one-third above output in the same month last year, operator Hidroelektrane na Drini said.
Generation increased from 30.27 GWh in July and 24.79 GWh in August 2025.
The plant produced 691.13 GWh in the first eight months of 2026, putting it within 90.7 GWh of its full-year production in 2025.
Visegrad generated 781.8 GWh last year, up from 733 GWh in 2024 but still well below its long-term annual average of about 1,010 GWh.
The plant, commissioned in 1989, operates three 105-MW units. Its record annual production was 1,283.05 GWh in 2010.
August’s improvement provides some support to the power balance of Bosnian Serb utility ERS, although continued low river levels elsewhere in the Danube basin show that regional hydropower availability remains exposed to dry weather.
