The Ugljevik Mine and Thermal Power Plant (RiTE) in Bosnia and Herzegovina will cease operations and electricity supply at midnight due to a reported lack of coal and water. Management cited these shortages as the primary reason for the shutdown. However, sources suggest the underlying issues are more complex and potentially severe. Workers have voiced concerns that this disruption at RiTE Ugljevik could lead to a broader collapse of the power system in the region. The economic repercussions of this closure are expected to be significant, though details remain scarce. This situation raises questions about the stability of energy production within Bosnia and Herzegovina and the potential for widespread power outages. The Sarajevo Times first reported on the impending closure.