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The Croatia 45 MW Solar PV Project is a mid-scale solar energy initiative, well positioned to deliver clean power to the national grid. With permitting and grid access secured, the project is in its final pre-construction stage and ready for capital deployment.
Key Project Highlights
Installed Capacity: 45 MWp
Expected Annual Generation: 75,000 MWh
Yield Factor: 1,625 kWh per kW peak installed
Grid Connection: Approved and secured 35 kV transmission line; all legal arrangements and payments completed
Average Operating Income (EBITDA): €4.4 million per annum
Equity IRR: 15%
Equity Payback Period: 4.5 years
NPV (12% discount rate): €2.1 million
Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE): €31/MWh
Capital Structure: Senior debt financing has been successfully secured and ratified via banking institutions.
Market & Investment Potential
Croatia’s clean energy strategy includes ambitious solar expansion to reduce dependence on energy imports.
The project aligns with national priorities and benefits from low development risk due to full permitting and secured grid access.
It offers reliable long-term returns within an improving regulatory environment.
Note: The Seller is actively seeking a strategic equity partner for 20–30% participation in the project.
Disclaimer
All financial figures, projections, and performance metrics presented in this document are indicative and based on current assumptions. Actual results may vary due to factors including, but not limited to, inflation, foreign exchange fluctuations, regulatory changes, and market conditions such as currency depreciation or energy price volatility.
