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Croatia, HEP has launch a public call for interested parties

Croatian state-owned power utility HEP has launch a public call for interested parties (both companies and individuals) to express interest in establishing business cooperation on the purchase of electricity produced from renewable energy sources and high -efficiency cogeneration.

The statement from HEP said that electricity generation facilities must have minimal installed capacity of 1 MW.

The deadline for the expression of interest is 31 March.

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