Croatia

HEP secures EUR 31.6 million for Croatia's solar future, signaling a green shift and a commitment to sustainability with the new Korlat photovoltaic farm.

Acciona Energia secures 12-year CfD for Croatia's largest solar project, Promina, set to power 69,000 households annually by 2027.

DRI, the green energy unit of Ukraine’s DTEK Group, expands its renewables portfolio with a 126-MW solar project in Romania and a 127.5-MW wind farm in Croatia.

Projekt Oporovecka's 80-MW solar park in eastern Croatia will generate 144,808 MWh annually, offsetting up to 26,210 tonnes of CO2 emissions. A sustainable energy solution for a greener future.

Ohmium International chosen for 10-MW green hydrogen project in Croatia, leading the way in refinery decarbonization and green transportation with PEM electrolyzers.

Croatia's new auctions offer lucrative premiums for solar, wind, and hydro power plants, with EUR 257.2 million in support up for grabs. Don't miss out on this green energy opportunity!

Solektra's upcoming 2.0 MW solar power plant in Croatia marks a significant step towards the country's renewable energy goals, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and embracing sustainability.

Interenergo's Bukovica solar power plant has inaugurated with 6.25 MW in peak capacity, making it one of Croatia's largest ground-based photovoltaic facilities. It and other renewable energy projects provide enough energy for 12,000 households annually. Join Interenergo in the energy transition today!

A financial investment worth EUR 10 million has actually been made into the agrivoltaic system that would get to conclusion within a year. Solida claimed that the site would certainly also see the opening of a sheep farm.

The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Croatia has actually released energy authorizations to Acciona and DTEK for the construction of a solar energy plant and a wind farm, specifically.

Norwegian green energy firm Statkraft prepares to develop a 13 MW solar power plant in the municipality of Topusko in the central part of Croatia, not far from the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. It would be its first project in the country.

The Ministry of Economy and also Sustainable Development has launched public calls for issuing energy approvals for the building and construction of 14 solar power plants as well as one wind farm, with a total capacity of about 250 MW.

Portfolio comprises 4 solar projects that complete 386MW as well as one 139MW wind project

Croatian cereals trader Granolio [ZSE: GRNL] and two affiliate firms plan to spend an overall of 31.2 million kuna ($4.5 million/4.1 million euro) in solar power plants under deals with regional renewable resource firm Energo Solar, Granolio said on Monday.

Slovenian energy group Petrol [LJE: PETG] plans to invest 17 million euro ($19.3 million) in the building of three photovoltaic or pv (PV) plants near Croatia's Knin in 2022, it claimed on Friday.