Kreka coal mine

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Kreka coal mine is an underground brown coal mine in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The mine comprises working two open cut lignite deposits as well as two underground deposits. Coal from the mine is used to supply Unit 7 of the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant.^[1]

Project Details

Sponsor: Elektroprivreda BiH
Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina<ref<Earth Observatory, accessed June 2020</ref>
Capacity: 2.7 million tonnes^[2]
Total Resource: 743.954 million tonnes (Measured Indicated and Inferred Resource, 2017) ^[3]
Mineable Reserves: 456.008 million tonnes ^[3]

Articles and Resources

Sources

↑ "Thermal-power plant Tuzla", Elektroprivreda BiH website, accessed September 2012.
↑ Bosnia coal mines to increase production, 2016
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 World Bank et al, "Energy Sector Study in BIH", Accessed May 2021

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External Articles

[Elek-1] "Thermal-power plant Tuzla", Elektroprivreda BiH website, accessed September 2012.

[2] Bosnia coal mines to increase production, 2016

[WB-3] 3.0 ^3.1 World Bank et al, "Energy Sector Study in BIH", Accessed May 2021

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