CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE · RESOURCES

Kosovo: natural resources

Minerals produced, mines and deposits, power capacity and how much the economy depends on resources. Kosovo is part of the Invest Global country data, so every figure carries its source.

Mines and deposits mapped
9
0 operating
Minerals above 1% of world
0
USGS MCS 2026
Power capacity
No data
Clean share of electricity
11%
Ember, 2025

Mines and deposits

Lead7
Zinc5
Silver5
Manganese4
Coal1
Nickel1
Iron ore1
Gold1
SiteCommoditiesStatusOperatorSource
Belaćevac coal mineCoalListed, status not statedNot statedWikidata
Belo Brdo MineLead, ZincListed, status not statedNot statedWikidata
New Co FerronikeliNickel, Iron oreListed, status not statedNot statedWikidata
Novo Brdo mineLead, Silver, GoldListed, status not statedNot statedWikidata
Stari Trg mineLeadListed, status not statedNot statedWikidata
Trepča MinesLead, Silver, Manganese, ZincListed, status not statedNot statedWikidata

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Resource dependence

Oil rents
0.0%
% of GDP · 2021
Natural gas rents
0.0%
% of GDP · 2021
Coal rents
0.4%
% of GDP · 2021
Mineral rents
0.5%
% of GDP · 2021

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Mine and deposit locations combine the USGS Mineral Resources Data System (public domain, last updated 2022, strongest for the United States and the Americas) and Wikidata (CC0, notable named mines). Coverage is uneven and partly historical, and status can be out of date: this is not a complete or current registry, and a point on the map is not an offer, a licence or evidence of a legal right. Production and reserve figures are from the USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries and are rounded estimates. Power plants are from the WRI Global Power Plant Database (CC BY 4.0), mostly 2018 to 2021. Nothing here is investment, legal or technical advice.