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| Eastern European Wind Developments Pursued | Meinl International Power Ltd. (MIP) is pursuing numerous wind farm projects in Eastern and South Eastern Europe. Projects are currently being developed and/or examined in the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Poland and Croatia. | |
| Report From Biofuel Conference Held in Bulgaria | In the second of a series of workshops for biofuel end-users, the Biofuel Cities European Partnership brought together 35 stakeholders from Central and Eastern Europe in Sofia, Bulgaria in December 2007. On the agenda was a discussion of biofuels for transport and a reflection on the challenges facing biofuel end-users in the region, such as overly bureaucratic procedures, lack of institutional support and security of feedstock supply. | |
| Program Encourages Renewable Energy and Entrepreneurship | The European Commission's Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) was presented Wednesday in Skopje.
Macedonian Economy Minister Vera Rafajlovska and the EU Ambassador Erwan Fouere made introductory address at today's presentation of the CIP. The programme will run from 2007 to 2013.
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| Hydro-Electric Plans Recognize No Borders | The economics of hydro-electric development is driving cooperation in the central Bosnia region. | |
| Ethanol Builder Fagen Looks to Croatia and Serbia for Projects | High corn prices in the US are creating interest in Croatia and Serbia for more ethanol production. | |
| Slovenia and Croatia Cooperate on Hydro Development | Talks are under way between investors and the power grid operators in Slovenia and Croatia on the construction of a chain of hydroelectric power stations on the lower Sava, Economy Minister Andrej Vizjak confirmed | |
| Croatian Geothermal Development | German-based Siemens and the Israeli-US firm Ormat presented a joint proposal for building a geothermal power plant in Bjelovar, Croatia. The presentation focused on the technologies for power generation from renewable energy sources, as well as on possible forms of co-operation with potential investors.
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| Biomass Co-firing in Europe - Conference | On behalf of the Integrated European Network for Biomass Co-firing (NETBIOCOF), you are invited to join us at the International Conference in Biomass Co-firing in Europe. This event will be held on July 2-4, 2007 in Budapest, Hungary.
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| Croatia: Bio-diesel Production Starts | Croatian Government's Decree on quality of bio-fuels introduces liability for Croatia to introduce 5,75% of bio-fuel in overall consumption of fuel in Croatia by the end of 2010.
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| Croatia: Alternative Power Supply Costs €350 Mln | The official opening of the largest Croatian wind-powered electricity plant Trtar-Krtolin, located in the city of Sibenik, is expected at the end of June. Croatia plans to construct two more wind-powered electricity plants in island Vis and near Obrovac
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| Romania and Croatia Will Cooperate on Hydroelectric Development | The two countries must develop projects in the energy field, including hydroelectric plants and the Constanta-Trieste pipeline. | |
| New Wind Farms Planned for Croatia | EnerSys plans to develop two wind farms in Croatia, of 10 MW and 12 MW. | |
| European Commission Funds Environment Projects in Third Countries With More Than €6 Million | Project focusing on Enviromental improvement throughout the Third Countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Russia. | |
| World Bank to Support Renewables in Croatia | The Renewable Energy Resources Project for Croatia aims at reducing greenhouse gas emissions on a continuous basis by overcoming barriers to implementation of renewable energy. | |
| Croatia Supports Development of Renewable Energy Market | The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors today approved a Renewable Energy Resources Project for the Republic of Croatia. | |