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Croatia: VSB is investing 300 million euros in a wind farm

VSB Obnovljivi Izvori Hrvatska, a member of the German VSB Group, is investing 300 million euros in the construction of the Imotski wind farm. This was announced at a meeting of the company representatives, the German-Croatian Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the German Embassy in Croatia. The meeting also discussed the improvement of projects in the field of wind and solar energy in Croatia.

The company will continue to explore possibilities for further investments in this area.

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