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Private investors in Croatian Renewable energy market

Renewable energy market in region of Balkans is undoubtedly wide for different investment projects, green electricity coming from wind, solar, hydro and biomass. Many international companies entered different national markets, using their their most optional and cost benefit potentials. Croatia is one of the pioneers in the region who opened its RES market to international investors, supporting it with suitable feed in tariff mechanism. Wind power projects were and remained most perspective in case of Croatia. Some other hydro, biomass

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