Substantial Investments in Energy Efficiency Expected
ZAGREB, January 26, 2018 - Over the next four years, a total of five billion kuna is expected to be invested in energy efficiency which creates a great window of opportunity for Croatian construction companies, notably small and medium-sized businesses, Construction and Zoning Minister Predrag Štromar said in the northern Croatian village of Štefanje, outside Bjelovar, on Friday.
Government Denies Knowledge of Russia’s Energy Plans for Croatia
The Russian Ambassador to Croatia says his government made an offer to Croatia but never received a reply.
Croatian Tourism Turning Towards Renewable Energy Sources
All the sunny hours through the year can help hotels save on energy bills.
Increased Electricity Prices to Make Everything More Expensive
Average household electricity bills will be higher by about 250 kunas a year.
Croatia’s Renewable Energy Future in Question?
Association of Renewable Energy is worried about the future of renewable energy in Croatia.
Croatia Interested in Southern Gas Corridor
The pipeline would bring Caspian gas to Europe.
Croatia’s Heating Gas Reserves Very Low
Due to freezing temperatures, Croatia’s gas reserves are lower than ever before.
Croats Flock to Bosnia to Buy Fuel
People can save as much as 120 kuna on just one average tank of fuel.
Renewable Energy Startup Attracts Foreign Investors
Another attempt to increase share of renewable energy sources in Croatia.
Centre for Renewable Energy to Be Constructed in Slavonia
The construction of the centre has started in the Nemetin Industrial Zone near Osijek.
