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First ever Croatia geothermal power plant inaugurated

Published On 25 Nov 2019 10:05 AM

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Croatia is going to unveil the largest binary power plant in Europe.

On November 19 (2019), the very first geothermal power plant in Croatia was officially launched. It was constructed after an expenditure of 325 million kn after a tender was given to MB Holding to start construction in 2015.

The geothermal plant is powering almost the whole Bjelovar.

Called Velika 1, the geothermal power plant of 16.5 megawatts h....

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