Why local self-government units can’t autonomously decide on the precise locations of solar plants was one of the questions posed by the panelists at the solar energy conference ‘Sunny Days’, held on [...]
The solar sector in Croatia is developing very slowly although the price of such energy is lower than ever before. It is necessary to prompt competenct institutions to act more efficiently as [...]
How ready are we to turn climate and environmental ambitions into real projects, what the new legislative framework brings, how to solve development, procedural and administrative pains, what projects banks and funds [...]
Thalassothrapia from Crkvenica will spend 2.5 million HRK in the course in the next few years for investments in modern technologies for the use of renewable energy sources, as reported by Novi [...]
The Government submitted the final proposal of the Electric Power Market Law to the Parliament for consideration which is geared at preparing the transition to clean energy. The Law in question implies [...]
Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia and the Island Movement are organizing the first conference dedicated to the use of solar energy ‘SUNNY DAYS’, which will be held on September 30 and October [...]
The public call for “Enhancing the competitiveness of companies through investments in digital and green transition”, worth 1.14 billion HRK, resulted in the submission of a total of 842 project applications of [...]
Maja Pokrovac, the director of Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia will moderate the first panel at the first large conference on renewable energy sources to be held on September 15 in Belgrade [...]
The Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) announced at the COP26 conference in Glasgow, Scotland the most comprehensive assessment to date – confirming that the harmful impact of humanity on climate is [...]
The European Commission brought a series of proposals today in order to reduce through climate, energy, transportation, and tax policies, including land-use policies net emissions of greenhouse gases for at least 55 [...]
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