Infrastructure

The MULTI-E project, completed after six years, introduced over 300 electric vehicles, 74 ultra-fast charging stations, and clean public transport solutions across Slovenia, Croatia, and Slovakia, significantly advancing sustainable mobility in the region.

Slovenia’s Geoplin has signed its first gas supply deal with SOCAR, Azerbaijan’s state oil company, marking the beginning of potential long-term energy cooperation following a Memorandum of Understanding signed in July 2024.

Slovenia’s Geoplin and Azerbaijan’s SOCAR signed a Memorandum of Understanding on July 17, 2024, to strengthen cooperation in natural gas supply, reinforcing Slovenia’s energy security and diversification efforts.

Slovenia’s Geoplin has signed an annex to its natural gas supply contract with Algeria’s Sonatrach, increasing gas imports via Italy and strengthening bilateral energy cooperation amid the opening of Slovenia’s embassy in Algiers.

Petrol successfully conducted the first ultra-fast charging test of LPP electric buses at its Barje – North station, marking a key step in sustainable public transport and the expansion of e-mobility infrastructure for heavy vehicles in Slovenia.

The CROSS-E project, backed by a €130 million investment and EU funding, will install 911 high-power EV charging points across eight European countries, enhancing cross-border connectivity and supporting the transition to zero-emission transport.

A consortium of 18 Slovenian companies, municipalities, and organizations has signed an agreement to establish a low-carbon hydrogen ecosystem, with government and international support, to advance hydrogen technologies for energy, transport, and industry.

Interenergo has successfully transformed a degraded area near Zadar, Croatia, into a renewable energy hub by combining wind and solar power, supplying 12,500 households and reducing CO₂ emissions by 14,300 tonnes annually.

ISKRA has become the majority owner of Elmap, a leading company from Split specializing in water treatment automation and infrastructure systems, marking its third major investment in Croatia.

Interenergo has successfully implemented public lighting renovation projects in Serbian cities, including Užice and Valjevo, reducing energy consumption by 8,600 MWh annually and cutting CO₂ emissions by over 9,600 tons per year, supporting regional sustainability goals.