AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWinter Outlook: Seasonal forecasts point to a milder-than-average winter across much of Europe, including Croatia, though cold spells and snow remain possible; conditions could differ sharply between the coast, mountains and inland areas. Neretva at Risk: A hydropower scheme in Republika Srpska could alter river flows and affect communities downstream in Croatia. Croatia has filed a complaint under the Espoo Convention over the project’s cross-border impacts. Industrial Waste: Zagreb has contracted groundwater monitoring near the Savica tar pits, where about 33,000 tonnes of hazardous waste lie close to the Petruševec drinking-water supply area. Megafarm Opposition: Protesters in Koprivnica are challenging poultry developments, including a Legrad farm planned to raise 1.8 million chickens a year, citing risks to the Drava, wildlife and rural communities. Renewable Energy: Croatia’s 99-megawatt Korlat solar farm is expected to generate enough electricity for around 50,000 households, alongside a nearby wind farm.
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