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Kempower has partnered with TurboVolt, to bolster public EV charging infrastructure in Croatia and Slovenia.

Ohmium International, a leading green hydrogen company that designs, manufactures and deploys advanced Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolysers, it was selected to equip the first green hydrogen project in Croatia.

Plinacro announced on Thursday that the construction of a new 58km gas pipeline between Zlobin and Bosiljevo in western Croatia. 

The EBRD announced on Friday that its first project with the InvestEU programme will finance the construction of three solar farms with a combined capacity of 30 MW in Croatia.

Croatia is committed to addressing the challenges of managing its radioactive waste, according to an IAEA mission to the country.

From the start of commercial operation, the Krk LNG terminal has gasified more than 8.300.000 cubic metres of LNG and shipped more than 5 bcm of natural gas into the transport system of Croatia.

The Croatian government adopted new regulations which includes a price cap on retail petrol prices. Croatia’s second-largest fuel retailer, Petrol, said it would close its stations in the country for one hour to protest over the government’s fuel price cap.

Gas transmission system operators of Slovenia (Plinovodi), Austria (Gas Connect Austria) and Croatia (Plinacro) signed an MoU on the continuation of the cooperation in the area of energy infrastructure development.

Croatia’s government decided to expand the capacity of the LNG terminal on the island of Krk to more than 6.1 bcm per year and to build a new gas pipeline.

The EBRD is extending a 43 million euros loan to Kunovac for the first utility-scale renewable project in Croatia developed outside of a renewables subsidy scheme.

Effective as of 1 August 2022, energy trading company Danske Commodities will provide route-to-market services for two onshore wind parks in Croatia’s Dalmatia region.