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Croatia: HEP plans to build 2 MW solar power plant

The City Council of Donji Miholjac accepted a letter of intent from power utility HEP, which expressed interest in the construction of a solar power plant on a plot located in the Janjevci Industrial Zone.

The estimated investment value is 2.2 million euros and construction is planned to start in 2025. The facility will have an installed capacity of 2 MW and is expected to be built within 15 months. The 4-hectred plot owned by the city will be leased to HEP for a period of 30 years.

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