Meeting of the Technical Commission for Amendments to the Market Rules
The Technical Commission for Amendments to the Market Rules had its meeting on 31st May 2021. Download the Minutes of the meeting at link
Public meeting of the Technical Commission for Amendments to the Grid Code
Public meeting of the Technical Commission for Amendments to the Grid Code will be held on 10th June 2021 at 11 a.m. via web link
Written comments on the draft of the Grid Code can be submitted until 7th June 2021 via electronic mail to this address: strateskoplaniranje@nosbih.ba
Draft version of the Grid Code can be dowloaded at link
Public Meeting of the Technical Commission for Amendments to the Market Rules
Public meeting of the Technical Commission for Amendments to the Market Rules will be held on 31st May 2021 at 11 a.m. via web link.
Written comments on the draft of the Market Rules can be submitted until 27th June 2021 via electronic mail to this address: trziste@nosbih.ba
Decision on Amendments to the NOSBiH’s Public Procurement Plan for 2021
On 29th April 2021 NOSBiH General Director adopted the Decision on Amendments to the Public Procurement Plan of NOSBiH for the year 2021.
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Entire Public Procurement Plan for 2021 is available at
Documents->Public Procurements->Plan
Public discussion with presentation of the Indicative Generation Development Plan for the period 2022 – 2031
Public discussion and presentation of the Indicative Generation Development Plan will be held on 19th April 2021 at 12:00 using the web link https://bluejeans.com/6582005504/1774.
Written comments concerning the Indicative plan can be submitted before 15th April 2021 on the email address info@nosbih.ba
Download the Indicative Generation Development Plan (with the Attachment) on the web page Documents->Plans in the part Indicative Generation Development Plan
Public discussion with presentation of Long-term Transmission System Development Plan 2021-2030
Pursuant to the Law establishing an Independent System Operator for the Transmission System of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Official Gazette of BiH, 35/04 – Article 7, paragraph 11 – Powers of NOSBiH) and the Grid Code, Independent System Operator in Bosnia and Herzegovina revised the Long-term transmission system development plan for the period 2021 – 2030 (Plan) developed by Elektroprenos BiH.
Public discussion and presentation of the Long-term transmission system development plan for the period 2021 – 2030 will be held on 29th March at 12:00 via link.
Download the Long-term transmission system development plan 2021 – 2030 (Book I and Book II) on this page: Documents->Plans
Decision on addendum to the Public Procurement Plan of NOSBiH for 2021
On 26th February 2021 NOSBiH General Director adopted the Decision on addendum to the Public Procurement Plan of NOSBiH for 2021.
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Classification of Generators in BiH – Proposal
Within the Energy Sector Assistance Project in BiH – USAID EPA there was formed a working group to analyse the alignment of Market rules in BiH consisted of relevant institutions’ representatives at both state and entity levels whose task was to determine thresholds of installed capacity for classification of generators.
The working group adopted a proposal for classification of generators in line with the methodology described in a document with the working title: "Classification of generators according to installed capacity and voltage level at the connection point in BiH".
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Study on influence of the pumped storage hydropower plant PHE Čapljina on voltage conditions in the EES of BiH
NOSBiH made the Study on influence of the pumped storage hydropower plant PHE Čapljina on voltage conditions in the EES of BiH.
The Study can be found on the website page Documents->Studies and analysis
Information on the Continental Europe Synchronous Area
On Friday, 8th January 2021 the synchronous area of Continental Europe was split into two separated grid regions for more than an hour. Frequency deviation was registered in the power system of BiH and in neighbouring systems. The separation occurred at 14h 04 CET over control areas of Romania, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia and at 15h 08 CET it was reconnected. The separation was caused by cascading outages of transmission lines in the South East Europe. In BiH these lines had outages: 220 kV Prijedor 2 – TPP Sisak and Prijedor 2 – Međurić. In a newly formed synchronous area of the South-East Europe frequency increased up to 50,61Hz which was a direct consequence of more generation power than the load power at that time.
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