More Croatians want to upgrade their solar power plants, but costs vary
Be careful when choosing equipment
Date publishedNovember 12, 2024sourceJutarnji list
The solar power boom in Croatia shows no signs of slowing down, and this year has seen the emergence of a new trend—upgrading existing solar capacities. This trend is driven by several factors.
Primarily, it reflects the ongoing electrification of Croatia's vehicle fleet and a growing desire for energy independence among citizens. However, the main driver is recent amendments to the Renewable Energy and High-Efficiency Cogeneration Act, which now allow owners of home solar power plants to produce more electricity than they consume annually without losing their self-supply status.
This policy change has encouraged many to expand their capacities, as confirmed by Nenad Ukropina, a member of the Management Board at ENNA Next. This year alone, they have contracted over 100 upgrades.
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