Croatia’s power utility HEP Group to get new board president
The Government of Croatia accepted the resignation of Frane Barbarić, who stepped down after it announced it would dismiss him
HROTE’s Budimir: Sustainability, risk management are key for Croatia’s green transition
New CEO of Croatia's regulatory body HROTE Darjan Budimir says sustainable business models and quality in risk management are key for a successful green transition
Croatia’s HEP starts up new unit at cogeneration plant in Zagreb
The new unit is HEP's largest investment in new generation facilities in the last ten years, and it will replace outdated units
Pokrovac: Croatian rules make it easier to build 10 MW fossil fuel plant than 1 MW of solar
Building fossil fuel facilities of up to 10 MW in Croatia's industrial zones is possible without an environmental impact assessment
Croatia eases terms of connection, delivery of surplus power to grid for prosumers
Recent changes to the legal framework in Croatia were favorable for prosumers – both households and firms
Harnessing the sun: Western Balkans’ solar revolution and the success stories of three cities
Cities in the Western Balkans are not just envisioning a future powered by the sun, they are actively shaping it, setting the stage for a sustainable tomorrow
Croatia’s HEP signs contract for its largest solar power plant
The Dugopolje solar power plant would be the twelfth photovoltaic plant owned by energy company Hrvatska Elektroprivreda
4.4 MW solar PV plant replaces landfill in north Croatia
A 4.4 MW photovoltaic facility was built on the site of a former landfill in Gornji Kneginec in Croatia's far north