The total installed capacity of six thermal power plants is 4,787 MW. The primary fuel is lignite.
“Nikola Tesla" Thermal Power Plants Branch includes:
TENT A (6 units): 1,766 MW
TENT B (2 units): 1,300 MW
TE Kolubara (4 units): 239 MW
TE Morava (1 unit): 125 MW
The “Nikola Tesla" Branch is the largest electricity producer in Southeast Europe, with 13 units totalling 3,430 MW installed capacity.
It generates about 50% of Serbia's electricity annually.
The largest units are at TENT B, each with 650 MW installed capacity.
Thermal power plants “Kolubara" and “Morava" produce on average 1,082 GWh annually, accounting for 3% of EPS JSC's production.
“TE‑KO Kostolac" Branch includes:
- TPP Kostolac A (2 units): 310 MW
- TPP Kostolac B (3 units): 1,047 MW
Together, Kostolac A and B produce an average of 6,051 GWh annually (≈17.7% of EPS electricity production), made possible by their total installed capacity of 1,357 MW.
COMBINED HEAT AND POWER PLANTS (CHPPs)
The “Panonske Combined Heat and Power Plants" Branch supplies electricity to Serbia's power system and heat to district heating networks in Novi Sad and Sremska Mitrovica. It comprises three facilities: CHPP Novi Sad, CHPP Zrenjanin, and CHPP Sremska Mitrovica.
These plants operate on a cogeneration basis, enabling significant primary fuel savings through the simultaneous production of electricity and heat. Their total installed capacity amounts to 403 MW for electricity generation and 505 MWt for heat production, with an additional capability to produce 830 tonnes per hour of process steam for industrial applications.
