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Croatia: A consortium led by Daba Energy seeks EIA for three solar parks

A consortium led by Daba Energy plans to build three solar power plants with a total installed capacity of 34.74 MW in the Vrsi municipality, the Croatian economy ministry said.

The consortium, which includes Soliva Energy and Adria Sunny Energy, has submitted a request for an environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the project.

The solar photovoltaic park will be built on a land plot of 32 hectares in Zadar County.

Its estimated annual electricity production is 47 GWh.

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