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Resalta takes over Statkraft’s operations in Croatia 

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July 21, 2025

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Statkraft has sold its Croatian platform to Resalta, according to the two companies. The transaction, which includes the renewable energy project pipeline and the transfer of employees, was signed and closed in July.

Norway-based Statkraft has decided to leave India, the Netherlands and Croatia in October 2024. The company started its Croatian operations in 2021. Resalta is part of Aggreko Group from Scotland.

Statkraft, Europe’s largest renewable energy producer, and Resalta, an international energy services provider operating across Central and Eastern European markets, and with a growing presence in Croatia, said Statkraft sold its Croatian platform to Resalta.

The integration process is now underway, they added.

Bellanger: Resalta will continue to develop the Croatian platform to its full potential

The platform includes a significant pipeline of renewable energy projects fully aligned with Resalta growth plan. The integration of the local team into Resalta’s operations ensures continuity and builds on their expertise to advance future development, the two companies claimed.

“We are delighted to have completed this transaction with Resalta, a company that shares our commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. With the team of seasoned project developers, we are confident that Resalta will continue to develop the Croatian platform to its full potential,” said Arnaud Bellanger, Statkraft Country Manager Croatia and France.

Komazec: Resalta is expanding its footprint in renewable energy sector in Croatia

Resalta Group CEO Luka Komazec stressed that the acquisition represents a significant step forward for Resalta as the company expands its footprint in renewable energy project development in Croatia.

“We are excited to welcome the talented team from Statkraft and look forward to working together to advance our shared vision of a sustainable energy future,” he added.

In Komazec’s words, Resalta is committed to ensuring a smooth transition for all stakeholders involved.

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