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The more tourists come to visit the country, the more infrastructure is necessary to manage this demand and increase of arrivals<\/h2>\n
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And this opens the door for investment opportunities in Croatia.<\/h2>\n

Something some people might not directly relate to the increase of tourists coming to the country during high seasons, is that the energy supply also has to increase providing enough electricity for the locals and visitors for that period.<\/p>\n

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Last year, Stjepan Talan from the Solvis company, producer of solar panels in Croatia, said:<\/h2>\n

\u201cNow we export virtually everything we produce to countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Austria… as there is in fact no developing local market,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

In 2017, the International Renewable Energy Agency, imported nearly 40 percent of Croatia\u2019s energy needs, this move will decrease the necessity of importing energy.<\/p>\n

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For that reason, Orlec Trinket project will place the first non-integrated solar power plant of more than 1MW on the famous Island of Cres and Lo\u0161inj.<\/h2>\n

The company HEP (Hrvatska elektroprivreda dd), dominant state owned company, will invest 45 million kuna in the solar plant.<\/p>\n

That will generate about 8.5 million kWh each year, which is enough of energy supply for around 20,000 houses.<\/p>\n

The plant will have only 3 meters high so the development won’t affect the environment.<\/p>\n

On a Greenpeace conference Zoran Tomi\u0107, director of Greenpeace Croatia, said:<\/p>\n

“Despite the fact, Croatia\u00a0has more than 90% of its days being sunny, the country is still at the bottom of the European list for taking advantage of this natural resource.”<\/p>\n

Croatia has its energy supply generated, mostly from coal and hydroelectricity.<\/p>\n

Having in mind that the country has a huge potential, with the average of 300 sunny days.<\/p>\n

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The amount of clean energy the country can produce is plentiful, creating many investment opportunities in Croatia.<\/h2>\n

Although the solar panel is going to supply in great quantities, the energy bill is not going to financially affect locals.<\/p>\n

The energy the panel generates is going to be delivered to HEP and redistributed to locals for the standard electricity price.<\/p>\n

The country is already taking steps towards clean energy, with e-mobility and solar energy.<\/p>\n

Read Candy Brick’s article about E-mobility here<\/a><\/p>\n

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Candy Brick villas generate energy from the air and the sun.<\/h2>\n

Air heat pumps for cooling and heating appliances and solar collectors for heating water heating of your villa.<\/p>\n

The system implemented on your villa is divided by 2 parts:<\/p>\n