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The Šalek Valley is undergoing a major green transition, with HSE and TEŠ leading investments in floating solar power, hydrogen technology, and district heating restructuring, aiming to reduce emissions, create jobs, and ensure Slovenia’s sustainable energy future.

HSE and the municipalities of Trbovlje and Hrastnik have signed a renewable energy cooperation agreement, ensuring 10% of Prapretno solar plant’s electricity is supplied at cost price for public institutions, marking a major step in Slovenia’s green transition.

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 …

GEN-I Group has launched its second large-scale solar power plant in North Macedonia, a 12 MW facility near Kavadarci that will generate up to 15,500 MWh of carbon-free energy annually, reinforcing its commitment to renewable energy expansion and CO2 reduction.

GEN-I Sonce, Slovenia’s leading turnkey solar power provider, celebrates the milestone of installing its 10,000th solar power plant, reinforcing its commitment to clean energy, cost savings, and reducing CO2 emissions through innovative self-supply solutions and surplus energy buyback models.

Local solar communities offer municipalities and businesses a turnkey solution for cost-effective, self-sufficient energy, leveraging shared solar power to reduce costs, stabilize electricity expenses, and drive sustainable development – all while maximizing the potential of municipal rooftops.

The HSE Group is driving Slovenia’s green transition by investing in a 140 MW floating solar power plant on Lake Družmirje, supporting regional economic development while significantly reducing emissions and promoting sustainable energy solutions.

GEN-I is launching Solar Energy Communities to help businesses lower electricity costs and mitigate price fluctuations, alongside a new long-term fixed-price nuclear energy purchase option and battery storage solutions, reinforcing its commitment to energy stability and sustainability.

The HSE Group, Slovenia’s largest renewable energy producer, is accelerating investments in hydro and solar power projects, including new hydroelectric power plants, floating solar installations, and pumped-storage facilities, to enhance energy independence and support the green transition.

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.