Croatia secures capital boost for power utility HEP
The Government of Croatia approved a shareholder loan of EUR 400 million to state-owned energy utility Hrvatska elektroprivreda – HEP
Adriatic peninsula Istria intends to use offshore wind to achieve energy independence
Offshore wind farms are seen as the only significant source capable of ensuring the energy self-sufficiency of Istria
RE-Source Croatia conference: PPAs are tool for securing long term fixed electricity prices for firms
The conference was organized by the Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia association (OIEH) in cooperation with the EU RE-Source Platform
Nexe plans CO₂NTESSA project for carbon-neutral cement production
The firm has signed a contract with thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions regarding the new, second-generation oxyfuel technology
Neoen launches first agrisolar project in Croatia
Renewable energy company Neoen presented the first handbook on agrisolar in Croatia and launched a 10 MW project, the first in the country
Croatia fails to transpose EU’s Renewable Energy Directive
The European Commission has decided to refer Croatia, Hungary and Portugal to the Court of Justice of the European Union
Regulatory deadlock keeps renewables investors in Croatia on seven-year hold
new laws since 2021 haven’t changed a thing because bylaws are missing and new investments were halted, the chamber pointed out
Croatia launches public calls for 250 MW in solar, wind projects
An investor that gets an energy approval must pay the government EUR 6.6 per kW of the capacity of the planned power plant