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Croatia: 225 million euros for energy efficiency

The Croatian Government plans to allocate 225 million euros in the next three years to enhance the energy efficiency of residential homes and apartment buildings. The government said in a statement that the funding will be sourced from the proceeds generated by the sale of greenhouse gas emissions.

The objective of this initiative is to mitigate the impact of the energy crisis and decrease the energy requirements for heating and cooling in residential buildings.

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