Bajina Basta
Location: Zlatiborski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 4 X 91 MW Francis
Operation: 1966-1968
T/G supplier: Nohab, Litostroj, Koncar
EPC: Elektroproject
Quick facts: The Bajina Basta plant is the largest on the Drina River. The 90m concrete dam is 460m long.

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Posted 7 Apr 2001

Bistrica
Location: Zlatiborski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 51 MW Francis
Operation: 1960
T/G supplier: Charmilles, Litostroj, Koncar

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Posted 28 Oct 2006

Djerdap-I
Location: Borski
Operator: Hidroelektrane Djerdap doo
Configuration: 6 X 176 MW Francis
Operation: 1962
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila, Koncar
EPC: Hydropower Institute, Hidrotehnika
Quick facts: On 7 Sep 1964, Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavia’s President and most famous hero of World War II, laid the cornerstone for the Djerdap hydroelectric plant.The plant is located in the Djerdap Gorge - the Iron Gate - on the Danube River. A second powerhouse has ten 26-MW LMZ bulb turbines completed in the late 1980s.

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Posted 9 Mar 2001

Djerdap-II
Location: Borski
Operator: Hidroelektrane Djerdap doo
Configuration: 8 X 26 MW bulb
Operation: 1986-1987
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila, Koncar
EPC: Hydropower Institute, Hidrotehnika
Quick facts: Construction on Djerdap II began on 3 Dec 1977, and the first units were put into operation in 1985. The project consists of the powerhouse and equipment, navigation lock, spillway and non-spillway dam, and a dam crossing in the middle of which is the border between Serbia and Romania. The design allowed for a rail crossing across the dam.

Photograph by MRY (wikipedia)
Posted 19 Jul 2009

Gamzigrad
Location: Zaječar
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 100 kW Francis
Operation: 1909
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: The Gamzigrad SHP is in Timoku near Zaječar. It was built by private manufacturing companies concerns and went online in Nov 1909.

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Posted 14 Aug 2011

Jelašnica
Location: Pčinja
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 250 kW Pelton
Operation: 1928
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: This SHP is on the River Jelašnica near Vranje.

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Posted 14 Aug 2011

Kokin Brod
Location: Zlatiborski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 11 MW Francis
Operation: 1960-1961
T/G supplier: Charmilles, Litostroj, Koncar
EPC: Elektroproject, Hidrotehnika

Medjuvrsje
Location: Moravicki
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 1 X 2.5 MW, 1 X 4.5 Kaplan
Operation: 1953-1956
T/G supplier: Litostroj, Koncar
Quick facts: Part of the EPS HPP Elektromorava group, the company's oldest and smallest hydro plants.

Ovcar
Location: Moravicki
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 1 X 2 MW, 1 X 4 Kaplan
Operation: 195-1957
T/G supplier: Litostroj, Koncar
Quick facts: Part of the EPS HPP Elektromorava group, the company's oldest and smallest hydro plants.

Pod Gradom
Location: Zlatiborski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 3 X 100 kW Francis
Operation: 1904
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: This is considered the second oldest, still-operating hydro plant in Serbia. It is on the River Đetinja near Užice, in western Serbia.

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Posted 14 Aug 2011

Potpec
Location: Zlatiborski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 3 X 17 MW Francis
Operation: 1967-1969
T/G supplier: Voest, Koncar
EPC: Elektroproject, Hidrotehnika

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Posted 28 Oct 2006

Sićevo
Location: Nisava
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 220 kW Francis
Operation: 1931
T/G supplier: Siemens
Quick facts: Sićevo is a few kilometers downstream from Sveta Peka.

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Posted 14 Aug 2011

Sveta Peka
Location: Nisava
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 200 kW Francis
Operation: 1908
T/G supplier: Siemens
Quick facts: Sveta Peka is on the River Nišavi, in Ostrovica near Niš. The plant went online on 8 Sep 1908

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Posted 14 Aug 2011

Uvac
Location: Zlatiborski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 1 X 36 MW Francis
Operation: 1979
T/G supplier: Litostroj, Koncar
EPC: Ingra dd
Quick facts: Part of the EPS Hidroelektrane Djerdap group.

Vrla-1
Location: Pčinja
Operator: Hidroelektrane Djerdap doo
Configuration: 2 X 11 MW, 2 X 14.5 Pelton
Operation: 1955-1975
T/G supplier: Litostroj, Koncar, CKD, Skoda
EPC: Elektroproject, Hidrotehnika
Quick facts: There are four plants in the cascade from Lake Vlasina to Vladicin Han. The Vrla plants are driven by water from Lake Vlasina, formed by an earthern dam on the River Vlasina, and the Bitvrdja, Romanovska and Masuricka rivers through tunnelsAlso included in the complex is the Lisina pumped-storage plant which can re-pump water from Lake Lisina into Lake Vlasina.

Vučje
Location: Jablanica
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 140 kW Pelton
Operation: 1903
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: This is the oldest, still-operating hydro plant in Serbia having gone online on 24 Dec 1903. It also had the first long-distance transmission line in the country, a 17km tie-line to  Leskovac. The plant is on the River Vučjank.

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Posted 14 Aug 2011

Zvornik
Location: Macvanski
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 4 X 23 MW Kaplan
Operation: 1955-1958
T/G supplier: Voith, Litostroj, Koncar
EPC: Elektroproject, Hidrotehnika
Quick facts: Zvornik was built as the last plant in the middle course of the River Drina and is 93km from the confluence with the Sava. This run-of-river hydro-power plant has two powerhouses, one on each bank. Average annual power generation of about 500 GWh.