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Croatia: Grbe solar project on public debate

Solar power plant Grbe is non-integrated plant with installed capacity of 9.9 MW, which will be built in the vicinity of its namesake village. It will stretch over an area of 12 hectares. The project’s developer is local company ESCO.

In the city of Nin, the environmental impact assessment study for the project for the construction of solar power plant Grbe will be put on public debate until 5 July.

Given that the planned project is located within the ecological network, the developer is obliged to conduct a preliminary assessment of the acceptability of the project for that network.

 

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