HEP Investing 45 Million Kuna in Solar Power Plant on Cres
The Orlec Trinket will be built on the beautiful island of Cres, with work beginning in 2020.
HEP to Produce 70% of Electricity from Renewable Sources
ZAGREB, June 28, 2018 - By 2050, the Croatian state-run power company HEP will produce 70% of electricity from renewable resources, the president of the HEP management board Frane Barbarić said on Thursday during a ceremony of signing an agreement on the construction of a solar power station on the island of Cres, the first in a series of planned power plants to be run on solar power and other renewables.
''We Invest More Than Three Billion Yearly, We're Biggest Investors in Croatia''
Transmission and distribution are less visible, but remain vital parts of the energy system in each country.
Solar Energy to Produce Beer in Karlovac
Heineken has set up a solar power plant in Karlovac which will produce 395,000 kWh per year.
Two New Hydroelectric Power Stations on Drava River
The power plants would increase electricity production, open 60 new jobs and help with flooding control.
Two Serbian Towns to Buy Electricity from Croatia
Croatian Electricity Company (HEP) has won tenders in Kraljevo and Valjevo.
New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations to Be Built in Croatia
New charging stations are part of a more comprehensive European initiative.
Croatian Electric Company Posts Excellent Business Results
Both revenues and profits grew in the first half of the year.
Electricity Prices to Increase
The decision is expected to be made by the government at tomorrow’s session.
Banks to Earn Millions from HEP Privatisation
No wonder that banks support the idea.
