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Croatia, EIB would finance and support projects for the construction of storage facilities

The European Investment Bank (EIB) Global Relationship Manager in Croatia Olga Pascenco said that bank would finance and support projects for the construction of storage facilities for energy generated from renewable energy sources.

Pascenco said that there was great potential for the construction of renewable energy storage facilities. The EIB is ready to offer financial, technical and advisory support to the private sector in such projects, she said.

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