The Ugljevik Mine and Thermal Power Plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina are encountering renewed difficulties with electricity generation. Despite an initially announced weekend suspension, the plant remains connected to the power grid. However, administration officials are cautioning that a complete stoppage is increasingly likely due to dwindling coal supplies. The situation presents a potential challenge to the region’s energy stability. This development, reported by BHRT, raises concerns about the future operation of the Ugljevik facility. The plant’s continued functionality hinges on resolving the coal shortage. Further updates are expected as the situation evolves.