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Croatia: HROTE and CROPEX to hold new guarantees of origin auctions on 28 January 2025

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HROTE and CROPEX have announced the upcoming auctions for guarantees of origin (GOs) scheduled for 28 January 2025. During the auction, GOs for electricity produced from wind power will be sold. HROTE will offer a total of 212,095 GOs derived from electricity generated under the incentive system on CROPEX’s IT trading platform.

The auction will feature GOs from wind power plants with commissioning dates ranging from July 2014 to May 2020, covering electricity produced in the fourth quarter of 2024.

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