Electricity Costs in Republic of Srpska Significantly Lower than Slovenia
Electricity for businesses in the Republic of Srpska is priced at EUR 75 per MWh, significantly lower than Slovenia's EUR 150. This price advantage is attributed to lower domestic demand and stable tariffs over the past two years.

Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS) offers electricity for businesses at EUR 75 per MWh, compared to EUR 150 in Slovenia. Household prices average EUR 39.6 per MWh, with 84% of households consuming under 350 kWh monthly, enabling ERS to manage surplus power effectively.
However, Ugljevik coal power plant faces unstable operations due to coal shortages and structural challenges, impacting production reliability. A profit of BAM 83 million (EUR 42.4 million) is projected for ERS in the 2026 power balance report, contingent on meeting production targets and hydropower support. If generation falls short, ERS will be forced to import electricity at higher market rates.




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