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Croatian TSO Hops plans to invest around EUR 1bn in new grid infrastructure, but construction may take over a decade, Goran Levacic, head of data at Hops’ network development department, told

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Spanish utility Acciona is on track to launch Croatia’s largest solar facility in 2027, the CEO of the company’s local subsidiary confirmed to Montel on Tuesday, after it cleared a final obstacle

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Croatia will only finance renewable projects under its contracts for difference (CFD) support scheme that need state support to come to fruition, the country’s energy market operator Hrote, told

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Croatia’s national energy and climate plan – to align the country with the EU’s 2030 goals – that was put up for public debate earlier this week “lacks ambition” in certain areas, experts

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Croatia’s first large-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) with 66 MW capacity should be completed and commissioned in 2025, its investor IE Energy told Montel on Thursday.

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Croatia’s economy and green transition ministries have posted dozens of job listings this month in the chronically understaffed energy sector in an attempt to solve a developmental bottleneck for

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Ambiguities and differing interpretations of energy laws in Croatia are hindering the development of its renewables sector, participants heard during the Solarplaza Balkans industry event in Zagreb on

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The Croatian ministry of spatial planning, construction and state property has revoked a construction permit for the controversial 160 KW hydropower plant located at the source of the Una River,

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Acciona Energia, a subsidiary of Spanish company Acciona, plans to commission 27 MW and 45 MW wind farms in 2025 and complete the construction of a 150 MW solar plant in 2027, it has said.

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The recently ended tender for market premiums, which caught investors by surprise, shows that Croatia lacks clarity, vision, transparency and predictability in its renewables energy policy,

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Hungary's power exchange Hupx recorded on Tuesday the highest hourly price since September 2022 and the highest day-ahead price in Europe, driven by the ongoing heatwave, cross-border constraints and

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The Croatian region of Dalmatia, as well as parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Montenegro and Albania, were suddenly left without power on Friday, with excessive imports and interconnector