Vjetropark Jasenice, a subsidiary of Slovenian energy group Interenergo, has commissioned its 10 MW Jasenice wind project in Croatia.
The project, consists of five wind turbines, represents a total investment of about EUR15 million (US$16.55 million). It is developed in the municipality located in the coastal Zadar county and can produce energy for the consumption of up to 6,000 homes.
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November 22, 2019
MB holding opens of 16.5 MW Velika Ciglena geothermal power project in Bjelovar
MB holding has officially opened the 16.5 MW Velika Ciglena geothermal power project with an investment of HRK325 million (US$48.46 million). The power plant is located in Bjelovar, 85 km east of Zag...
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October 08, 2019
HEP to commission 58 MW Korlat wind project in Zadar
Hrvatska Elektroprivreda (HEP) is constructing the Korlat wind farm near the town of Benkovac and plans to commission it in August 2020. The project involves the development of a wind farm set up s...
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September 16, 2019
MB Holding sets to build second ORC geothermal power plant in Croatia
MB Geothermal, a unit of MB Holding, has signed a contract with Ekonerg for the design of a binary (ORC) Legrad geothermal power plant in Croatia. The 19.9 MW project will be built using a...
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September 02, 2019
Transgaz, Itochu team up for infrastructure projects in Europe
Transgaz and the Itochu Corporation of Japan signed an agreement memorandum for collaboration in big projects in the domain of natural gas – the LNG terminal in Alexandroupolis, the Whitestream...
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July 16, 2019
wpd, Tekol Teri to develop 90 MW Krmpote wind farm in Croatia
wpd Europe, a unit of wpd, and Rijeka-based Tekol Teri have set up VE Krmpote, a joint venture that will develop the 90 MW Krmpote wind farm on the Ruševo-Krmpotsko location near...
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