Ground Source Heating for Four Croatian Cities: 1,700 Households in Vinkovci, up to 60% of System Needs in Gorica
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Four Croatian cities could increasingly be heated with energy from their own underground sources from 2030.
Croatia is preparing for a significant step towards sustainable heating, with plans to use geothermal energy in Velika Gorica, Osijek, Vinkovci and Zaprešić as early as 2030, which could reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
The City of Osijek is entering the second phase of geothermal energy development, after a grant agreement for the project "Investment in the Development of Geothermal Energy", worth a total of 35.29 million euros, was signed on Friday at the National and University Library in Zagreb. The project includes the construction of four new geothermal wells in Osijek, Velika Gorica, Vinkovci and Zaprešić, and […]
A new contract worth 35 million euros for the development of geothermal energy in four Croatian cities, including Vinkovci, has opened a new phase of investment in domestic renewable energy sources, with the support of the Government of the Republic of Croatia and the Ministry of Economy, the project will enable the construction of additional geothermal wells in locations with already confirmed deposits. For Vinkovci, where on [...] Read More...…
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