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Croatia: Terrasol Energy to build 1.4 MW solar park

Local company Terrasol Energy plans to build a 1.43 MW solar power plant in the municipality of Drenovci, in eastern Croatia, the economy ministry said in a statement.

The company has submitted a request for an environmental impact assessment of the project.

The plant will be built on a land plot of 14,092 square metres. Its annual electricity production is estimated at around 1.57 GWh. The investor will deliver the electricity produced by the plant to the state-owned power utility HEP

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