HomeSEE Energy NewsCroatia: Banks are willing to finance RES projects despite local market challenges Protected: Croatia: Banks are willing to finance RES projects despite local market challenges October 29, 2015 Add SEE Energy News as preferred source Share FacebookWhatsAppViberXLinkedinTelegramCopy URL Supported by This content is password-protected. To view it, please enter the password below. Password: LATEST UPDATES: Wind + Kovačica wind complex expansion targets 200 MW after €140 million Pupin project + Montenegro grants construction permit for 88 MW Korita wind farm near Bijelo Polje + Tolanovo wind farm concession launched in Bosnia and Herzegovina for 168 MW project + Hungary wind expansion targets over 6 GW by 2040 to cut electricity imports Supported by TagsCroatiaRESRP Globalwind park Share FacebookWhatsAppViberXLinkedinTelegramCopy URL Previous articleSerbia mining: Reservoir Minerals reports prospective results for its Serbia-Macedonia-Romania lead-zinc-gold-silver-copper-gold projectsNext articleProtected: Serbia: Big consultancies support power utility EPS restructuring, Lazard joins BCG & ArthurLittle RELATED ARTICLES Croatia amends Electricity Market Act to expand aggregation and grid-connection services October 17, 2026 Croatia electricity generation up 13% in August 2026; imports remain elevated October 16, 2026 Croatia CROPEX September power prices increase as traded volumes decline October 9, 2026 Supported by Supported by Supported by Supported by