Croatia's April net electricity output drops 8.8% y/y, down 28.3% m/m - table

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Croatia's net electricity production dropped by 8.8% on the year and by 28.3% on the month to 952 GWh in April, the country's statistics office said on Monday.

Croatia's electricity imports increased 22.3% on the year to 593 GWh in April, while exports rose 32% to 194 GWh, the office said.

Month-on-month, electricity imports dropped 11.4% and exports plummeted 57%.

Electricity available for the domestic market amounted to 1,331 GWh, down 2.3% on the year and 12.9% on the month.

Detailed data of Croatia's electricity supply follows (all figures are in net GWh):

	April '16	April'15	March'16
Hydro power plants	522	639	837
TTP and CHP on fossil fuels	306	306	350
TTP and CHP on renewable fuels	31	16	33
Wind power plants	87	77	103
Solar power plants	6	6	4