Country: Croatia

GEN-I Group and Energija projekt d.d. have extended their flexibility purchase agreement and market PPA for Croatia’s largest wind farm, Senj (156 MW), introducing an innovative SPOT+ pricing model to hedge production and enhance financial stability.

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.

A Slovenian-Croatian consortium led by Iskra, including Hidroinženiring, Alfaplan, and Elmap, has been chosen to build a major wastewater treatment plant in Dubrovnik, encompassing 73,000 PE capacity, a 350-meter hydraulic tunnel, and an 835-meter submarine discharge, significantly expanding water infrastructure for over 78,000 residents.

At the end of this summer, the Petrol Group successfully installed and commissioned the 85th solar power plant as part of its strategic Petrol Green project aiming at installing solar power plants on roofs of Petrol’s service stations and other buildings. This achievement attests to Petrol’s commitment to energy self-sufficiency …

Senj wind farm, Croatia’s largest at 156 MW, has transitioned to full operation and joined the GEN-I Group’s virtual power plant, enhancing grid stability and maximizing renewable energy efficiency through advanced energy management and aggregation.

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.

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.

The FARCROSS project, co-financed by the EU, brought together over 30 European partners, including HSE, to optimize cross-border electricity transmission through innovative solutions, improving power flows and reducing balancing costs.

The North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley (NAHV) project, backed by €700 million in investments, aims to produce 5,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually across Slovenia, Croatia, and Italy’s Friuli Venezia Giulia region, supporting industrial decarbonization and energy storage.