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Croatia: Koncar subsidiary files EIA request for 60 MW solar power plant in Lovinac

Koncar – Obnovljivi Izvori, a subsidiary of the Croatian electrical company Koncar Elektroindustrija, has submitted a request for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study for a planned 60 MW solar power plant.

The Raduc solar power plant will be located in the Lovinac municipality, situated in Lika-Senj county. Once completed, the plant is expected to produce an annual electricity output of 73.175 GWh.

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