Janom Investments makes its debut in Croatia with a 30 MW solar power plant in Slavonia, its first investment in the country. Renowned for pioneering climate technology investments in the CEE region since 2008, the Slovakian company is evaluating multiple wind and PV projects in Croatia, eyeing a cumulative installed capacity surpassing 200 MW. Anticipating an investment totaling around EUR 300 million, the company is actively engaged in project preparations, with a track record of successful ventures in solar, hydropower, as well as strategic involvement in pioneering ventures such as Greenway and Wattstor.
Janom Investments initiates 30 MW solar project in Slavonia
Janom Investments enters the Croatian market with 30 MW solar project in Slavonia. (Image Credit: Janom Investments).
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