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Renewable energy developer Cindrigo will acquire a 90% interest in Croatia’s EES Dravacel Energetika to develop a 20 MW geothermal power plant in the Virovitica–Podravina County, the UK-based

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Croatia will seek input from Slovenia on the results of its public debate over the environmental impact of extending the Krsko nuclear plant's operational lifespan before making a decision on this

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Croatia plans to issue its first energy approval for renewables projects this year which should pave way for the construction of the biggest solar power plant to date.

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The Croatian energy market operator Hrote launched the first market premium auction for large renewable energy projects with a tendering quota of 648 MW and a 4 July bidding deadline.

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The failure of public institutions to respect existing legal deadlines is seen by renewables developers as the main obstacle to faster implementation of renewables projects in Croatia, but the economy

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The Slovenian gas supplier Geoplin has confirmed that Russian gas deliveries have been slightly lower in the last few days than the maximum daily rate Geoplin agreed under a long-term contract with

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Croatia’s electromobility market is very interesting in the short term but Serbia’s holds the most potential, said Matjaz Siftar, the head of Slovenian energy group Petrol’s mobility department,

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The EEX exchange signed a cooperation agreement with Croatia’s Cropex exchange this week to introduce power futures for the Croatian market, with the start of trading planned for Q1 2023, the

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The Slovenian energy solutions company Ngen will connect a 20 MW battery storage facility to the Slovenian transmission grid by September and install an additional 80 MW by 2024, company director

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Croatian biogas power plants expect the energy market regulator Hrote to increase the guaranteed electricity purchase price by 80% or else they will have to halt production, said the biogas

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Many countries in the SEE region are lagging in the adoption of legislation related to the establishment of energy communities amid a public distrust of these citizen-led initiatives.

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The Croatian concessionaire of Zagreb’s geothermal field, GPC Instrumentation Process, aims to provide a university student dormitory in Zagreb with 10.7 GWh/y of heating energy, the company told