Croatia
National and EU paper on the same roof. The grant is not the quote.
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Cemex tells a Zagreb fair it uses 145 GWh a year and that 6.4 MW of solar covers 6% - the 18 MW finish was spoken at the fair, and the company page prints a different next step
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Croatia puts €30 million on the table for farm and food-plant solar and batteries - first in, first paid, from 9 November
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Varaždin's technology park put 60 kW of solar on its roof so it would not lift tenants' rent
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Croatia's parliament passed power market changes that push business PPAs and strengthen self-producers
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Croatia signed 47 business battery grants worth EUR 16.3 million, using only about 30% of the money on offer
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Istria switched on its first public-building solar roof, 100 kW on Umag's health centre, with three more on the way
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A Croatian oil factory switched on 3.5 MW of solar and a 4.5 MW / 9 MWh battery - self-use first, surplus into the box
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Croatian power traded below zero at Sunday lunchtime, while neighbours' evening prices passed EUR 225
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Croatia's first home battery grant filled in about a day: 9,320 applications, 1,460 for batteries
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Croatia lets standalone batteries get permits in industrial zones before local plans catch up
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Dubrovnik airport plans solar roofs over its car parks and a 3.3 MWh battery, with no power sold to the grid
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Vukovar's water company is building solar with a battery at its wastewater plant and expects over EUR 300,000 a year off power costs
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HEP confirmed its Sukosan solar plant comes with a battery of up to 200 MWh, and the estimate rose to EUR 65 million
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Croatia sold 312,171 green power certificates in one day, at about EUR 1.12 to 1.46 each
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Croatia's first energy community is live: 17 members share one fire station roof, no battery
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Croatian power traded below zero for 257 hours last year, and the regulator reads it as a case for batteries
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A Karlovac pasta maker paired a new line with 160 kW of solar and reports over 15% off its power use in the trial
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Croatia's regulator adopted a written list of what blocks companies from using their own solar power
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Croatia's passenger railway will charge battery trains at a station with its own solar and storage
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An Istrian label printer put solar on its roof: 60 MWh in the first three months, EU-backed, no battery
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Croatia connected 218 MW of new solar in six months and still imported a third of its June power
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Croatia's regulator says the battery rulebook follows a new power law this autumn, with better terms from early 2027
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INA finished 11 MW of solar inside its Rijeka refinery, and the power is for a hydrogen machine
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Croatia opened its first household battery grant. The workplace lesson sits next door in the business call.
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Croatia finally priced the grid hook-up. Hybrid solar-plus-battery sites now pay on the higher of import or export.
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A Medulin tourism site is building 5 MWp of solar and a 5 MW / 10 MWh battery on an old clay pit
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Croatia's distributor named three ways to connect a battery. Co-located storage still may not charge from the grid.