B&H : Water-energy-climate change developments with environmental aspects Prof. Tarik Kupusović Ph.D. CE.

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B&H : Water-energy-climate change developments with environmental aspects Prof. Tarik Kupusović Ph.D. CE.

 Introduction  Hydropower potential in B&H  Climate change and water demand  Measures of adaptation  Environmental Flow sub-law  Construction of hydropower plants in B&H  Advantages of hydropower over the other sources  Conclusion Content

 total surface area of 51,197 km²  seven river basins ( 75.5% belong to the Black Sea,24.3% to the Adriatic Sea catchment)  average annual precipitation is about 1,250 mm, which is 1,155 m 3 /s or 57% of total precipitation Introduction

Hydropower potential in B&H  energy resources are coal and hydropower  total installed capacity of generation facilities in B&H is 3,803 MW (15 large HPPs with 2058 MW and 4 TPPs with 1745 MW of installed capacity)

Hydropower potential in B&H  total HP potential is estimated at 6,126 MW installed capacity  exploitation of hydropower is less than 40% of the total usable potential  14 operational HPP and series of small HPP (concluded with 2008)  small HPP in B&H ( MW and 3.520GWh on an annual basis, which represents 12.64% of the total HPP of B&H

Climate change and water demand  decrease in summertime precipitation (Mediterranean)  specific research has not been conducted in B&H on the influence of climate change on hydrology, water resources and water management systems  B&H needs to invest in water infrastructure  renewable energy sources

Measures of adaptation  water reservoirs (accumulation and retention) - flood control, creation of water reservoirs for dry periods, water supply, irrigation, navigation, fish-farming, recreation,electricity production...  bulkheads  hydropower accounts for about 17 percent of the world’s total electricity generation  the development of small hydropower plants (HPPs) is the most promising source of renewable energy in B&H at the moment

Environmental Flow sub-law  a new law on Environmental Flow (WWF and CESD) has been officially endorsed by the FBiH during January 2013  ensure sufficient quantities of water for all users, from humans and industry to fish and other flora and fauna in its rivers and lakes  B&H has made a commitment to align to standards and policies required by the EU (with the intention to join the EU)  the adopted by-law is not an obstacle to development (e.g. hydropower development), but it provides a sustainability framework which takes into account the needs of all users

Construction of hydropower plants in B&H  Upper Drina river and its tributaries UPPER DRINA - LONGITUDINAL SECTION HPP Buk Bijela LocationFoča, Drina river Installed power (Pi)114.6 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh HPP Foča LocationFoča, Drina river Installed power (Pi)51.7 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh HPP Paunci LocationFoča, Drina river Installed power (Pi)36.64 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh HPP Sutjeska LocationSutjeska river Installed power (Pi)25 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh

HPP Ustiklina- Goražde LocationUstikolina, Drina river TypeRun-of-river, plant insade dam Installed power (Pi)3x21.2=63.6 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) 255 GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 40 HPP Mrsovo LocationLima river Installed power (Pi)43.8 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh  Upper Drina river and its tributaries

 Mid Drina river HPP Installed power (Pi) Total electricity generation per year (E) Rogačica Srednje Tegare Mala Dubravica TOTAL  Lower Drina river HPP Installed power (Pi) Total electricity generation per year (E) Kozluk Drina I Drina II Drina III TOTAL

 Bosna river HPP Vranduk - Zenica LocationVranduk,Bosna river TypeRun-of-river, diversion Installed power (Pi)19.56 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 20 HPP Unac- Martin Brod LocationMartin Brod,Unac river Type Accumulation, plant insade dam Installed power (Pi)2x36.8 =73.6 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) 259 GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 35  Unac river HPP Kruševo & HPP Zeleni Vir - Olovo LocationOlovo, Bioštica river TypeAccumulation, diverion Installed power (Pi) MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 20  Bioštica river

 Sana river HPP Vrhpolje - Sanski Most LocationVrhpolje, Sana river TypePeak, plant insade dam Installed power (Pi)79.4 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 60 HPP Čaplje - Sanski Most LocationČaplje, Sana river Type Compensation for HPP Vrhpolje, plant inside dam Installed power (Pi)3x4=12 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) 56.8 GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 15  Vrbas river HPP Vinac - Jajce LocationVinac, Vrbas river TypeRun-of-river Installed power (Pi)11.5 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) 61.3 GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 15 HPP Babino Selo - Donji Vakuf LocationVinac, Vrbas river TypeRun-of-river Installed power (Pi)11.5 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) 59.9GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 15

 River basin Vrbas HPP Han Skela - Jajce LocationRiver Vrbas, Jajce TypeRun-of-river Installed power (Pi)2x6=12 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) 52 GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 10 HPP Ugar Ušće LocationRiver Vrbas, Jajce TypeRun-of-river Installed power (Pi)2x5,8=11.6 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 7

HPP Vrletna kosa LocationRiverUgar, Jajce TypeRun-of-river Installed power (Pi)2x5,6=11.2 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 7  River basin Vrbas HPP Ivik LocationRiverUgar, Jajce TypeRun-of-river Installed power (Pi)2x5,6=11.2 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 7

HPP Bileća LocationBileća Installed power (Pi)33 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh HPP Dabar LocationNevesinjsko polje Installed power (Pi)160 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh  Hydrosistem Trebišnjica river LONGITUDINAL SECTION HPP Nevesinje LocationNevesinje Installed power (Pi)60 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh

River basin Upper Cetina PSPP Vril - Tomislavgrad LocationR. Šuica, Duvanjsko field TypePumped storage Installed power (Pi)2x26=52 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 25 PSPP Kablić-Livno LocationGlamočko and Livanjsko field TypePumped storage Installed power (Pi)2x26=52 MW Total electricity generation per year (E) GWh New Yobs (operation and maintance) 25

 good solutions exists, it is possible to avoid negative impacts  small, low and micro hydropower facilities  designing, management, enforcement over environmental permit and maintenance Advantages of hydropower over the other sources

 increased use of hydropower would not only be justified from an economic point of view, but would also have positive environmental repercussions  utilization of hydropower energy resources for providing electricity would significantly encourage the development of B&H Conclusion