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Sep 19, 2024 16:25 CESTCroatia issues call for 607-MW market premium renewables tender
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The Croatian energy market operator, HROTE, has issued a call for a tender for the allocation of market premium support to renewable energy projects totalling 607 MW.
The tender invitation, issued on Friday, contains capacity quotas for different project types grouped in two categories and the respective maximum reference prices.
First group - plants with an installed capacity above 1 MW
| Production facilities | Tender quota (MW) | Maximum reference values (EUR/MWh) |
| wind farms above 1 MW | 60 | 75.27 |
| solar power plants above 1 MW | 350 | 67.05 |
| hydroelectric power plants 1 MW-10 MW | 7.250 | 158.30 |
Second group
| Production facilities | Tender quota (MW) | Maximum reference values (EUR/MWh) |
| Wind farms above 200 kW up to 1 MW | 90 | 75.27 |
| Wind farms above 200 kW up to 6 MW owned by small and medium-sized enterprises or renewable energy communities | ||
| Wind farms above 200 kW up to 18 MW owned by micro or small enterprises or renewable energy communities | ||
| Solar power plants above 200 kW up to 1 MW | 100 | 82.04 |
| Solar power plants above 200 kW up to 6 MW owned by small and medium-sized enterprises or renewable energy communities |
The market premium is the difference between the reference value and the reference market price of electricity.
The invitation will be open for 60 days, HROTE said. The public tender will then be launched, giving project developers 15 days to submit bids.
The previous such tender occurred in 2022 and sougth to back over 600 MW of capacity, but received 150 MW of bids amid high electricity prices.
(EUR 1.0 = USD 1.066)
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