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Croatia, Ministry announced public tenders for awarding energy permits for three solar project

The Croatian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development announced public tenders for awarding energy permits for three solar project which submitted applications at the beginning of the year. These are: solar power plant Bogomolje in Sucuraj municipality, as well as Prolozac and Sestanovac 2 solar power plants.

Bogomolje solar power plant should have an installed capacity of 8 MW and the application holder is Sucuraj municipality. Solar power plant Prolozac, a project developed by VBS Obnovljiva Energija Hrvatske, will have power output of 11.25 MW, while 12 MW Sestanovac 2 solar power plant is developed by Aureus Dalmata.

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