CROATIA
Long-awaited Croatian renewables regulation expected soon
Date: 03.02.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobric
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An energy approval ordinance for renewables projects will enter its public debate phase during February, economy ministry officials told investors at a meeting in the Croatian Chamber of Commerce
Croatia can expect 1.6 GW of wind, solar in five years – expert
Date: 01.02.2023 Author: Montel
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Croatia can expect around 1.6 GW of new wind and solar capacity over the next five years, according to an expert on renewable energy and environmental protection at the Hrvoje Pozar energy institute
Croatia’s Zito plans to ramp up its solar capacity to 50 MW
Date: 30.01.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobric
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Croatian agricultural company Zito plans to install almost 50 MW of solar power plants on the rooftops of its facilities in eastern Croatia.
Croatia could see PPA activity boost in H2 2023 – experts
Date: 30.01.2023 Author: Montel
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The current market uncertainty and volatility as well as slow issuance of energy approvals by the economy ministry have been hampering progress on corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) in
Croatian biogas owners push for higher price cap and incentives
Date: 25.01.2023 Author: Montel
Photo: Ana V. Vršnak
Croatian electricity producers using biogas power plants are seeking urgent talks with the economy ministry about its incentives scheme and price cap policy, which they say threaten the survival of
Croatian market players welcome Krsko 20-year lifespan extension
Date: 23.01.2023 Author: Montel
Photo: NEK
The lifespan extension of the Krsko nuclear plant for another 20 years is strategically vital to stability and supply on the Croatian electricity market, major local market players have agreed.
Croatia eyes next market-premium tender for renewables in spring
Date: 23.01.2023 Author: Montel
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The Croatian energy market operator Hrote plans to continue with market-premium tenders for renewables in the spring, its spokeswoman told Montel on Friday.
EuroEnergy aims to add 184.5 MW of wind capacity in Croatia
Date: 20.01.2023 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
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Greek renewable energy company EuroEnergy will acquire a 114 MW wind power development project in Croatia for EUR 150m, whose capacity could be expanded by an additional 70.5 MW, it said on Thursday.
Acer redefines when TSOs can change long-term capacity
Date: 19.01.2023 Author: Siobhan Hall, Montel
Photo: Roman Peklaj
Acer has redefined when TSOs in 13 EU countries can change their available long-term electricity capacity for operational security reasons, the bloc’s energy regulatory agency said on Thursday.
Croatian PPD raising LNG share amid Russian gas supply cut – CEO
Date: 17.01.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
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Although gas deliveries from Russia’s Gazprom have been suspended since 1 November, Croatian gas company PPD’s LNG business segment is increasing, its owner Pavao Vujnovac said on Saturday.
Slovenia approves extension of Krsko nuclear plant’s lifespan
Date: 16.01.2023 Author: Valerija Hozjan, Tanja SrnovršnikPhoto: NEK
The Slovenian environment ministry has issued an environmental permit approving the extension of the Krsko nuclear power plant’s operational lifespan for an additional 20 years, until 2043, it said
Three Croatian towns to add 2.46 MW of rooftop solar by end 2023
Date: 11.01.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Photo: Ana V. Vršnak
Croatia’s capital Zagreb and two other towns, Velika Gorica and Karlovac, plan to install 44 solar power plants with 2.46 MW of capacity on the rooftops of public buildings by the end of 2023.
