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Croatia Is Arming Itself with Energy. Rijeka After a Major Modernization

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Tomasz Stankiewicz | Croatia has completed one of the largest industrial investments in recent years. The INA refinery in Rijeka, owned by the MOL Group, was modernized for nearly €700 million. The facility's opening sent a message: this is no longer just a facility on the Adriatic Sea, but a crucial element of regional energy security.
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Croatia Is Arming Itself with Energy. Rijeka After a Major Modernization

Tomasz Stankiewicz | Croatia has completed one of the largest industrial investments in recent years. The INA refinery in Rijeka, owned by the MOL Group, was modernized for nearly €700 million. The facility's opening sent a message: this is no longer just a facility on the Adriatic Sea, but a crucial element of regional energy security.

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Do Rzeczy broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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