In first half of the year more than half energy production in Albania came from private HPPs

According to data reported by the Energy Regulatory Authority, the public hydropower plants of the Drini Cascade produced about 1.31 million mwh of energy or 48% of the total energy generated. About 2.7 million mwh of energy was produced during the first 6 months of this year from all generating sources in the country, while private hydropower plants dominated production with 52% of the total amount. During March of this year, the production and hydropower plant of Moglica started, generating for the 4-month period 52.7 mwh of energy or 2% of the total.

Meanwhile, the level of losses in the distribution network for the 6-month period reached 22.84%, marking an improvement compared to the same period last year, where losses were estimated at 23.72%. The level of receipts also has an increasing tendency during May and June, compared to the quarantine months, where there was a significant decrease in the payment of electricity bills. For the 6-month period, the level of receipts reached 94.3% of the total invoices generated by OSHEE.

Source: scan-tv.com

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