Zagreb to renew 40 percent of its public lighting, prepares to become smart city
The City of Zagreb will carry out the reconstruction of 40% of public lighting using a public-private partnership model, in a project worth EUR 42 million
Croatia to add 1.5 GW of renewables by 2025
In order to achieve the goal, Croatina intends to simplify the permitting procedures for new renewables investments
High geothermal energy potential confirmed in Croatia’s north
The Varaždin county in Croatia's north could become energy independent with the production of power and heat from geothermal sources
Croatia announces at COP26 that it would stop using coal in 2033 or sooner
Croatia will lower carbon emissions by 45% by 2030 and abandon coal use by 2033 at the latest, PM Andrej Plenković said at the COP26
Zagreb to boost solar rooftops to reach 50 MW by 2024
The city has prepared the program to support the installation of PV panels on the roofs of public buildings, privately-owned homes and firms
HEP developing 168 MW of solar capacity with local authorities
With 11 projects agreed with local authorities following previous public calls, the overall solar capacity HEP is developing has climbed to 168 MW.
Croatia’s 2020 report on municipal waste – good results, still a long way ahead to reach targets
Croatia has reduced the amount of municipal waste, increased waste separation, and the recycling rate.
Croatia expects first hydrogen production facility by 2025
The Croatian government has initiated the procedure to adopt the country’s hydrogen strategy for the 2021-2025 period,