World
Jellyfish and Heatwaves Shut Down a Fifth of France's Nuclear Reactors
A record 20.4 percent of generating capacity is unavailable due to environmental constraints, including a jellyfish invasion that clogged pumps at Western Europe's largest nuclear power plant.
Croatia
SRC Mladost in Čakovec Gets an Amphitheater, Solar Trees, and a Hill
A project worth nearly €2.5 million transforms the southern part of the complex into a modern zone for all generations, with work already in full swing.
World
French Nuclear Fleet: Record 20.4% Unavailability
As many as 13 of EDF's 57 reactors were shut down or operating at reduced capacity on Wednesday, marking the highest share of missing capacity due to environmental reasons since records began.
Croatia
Over 300,000 Croats in BiH Face Energy Shock
Energy expert Edhem Bičakčić warns that Bosnia and Herzegovina faces electricity supply restrictions due to drought, neglected transition, and lack of investment, which will directly affect the large Croatian community.
ECONOMY
Autumn Brings a Stress Test: Five Key Questions for Croatia
Tourism, energy prices, the fallout from drought, and African swine fever will determine what kind of autumn lies ahead and how truly prepared the country is for simultaneous crises.
Croatia
HOPS Reassures: Power Supply Stable
Economy
Energy, Investments, and the Future: How INA Crafted a Successful Business Story in the First Half of 2026
Football
Pukštas ahead of Žalgiris: Energy from the first minute is key to victory
World
Expert: Krško is safer than Romanian and Hungarian nuclear plants due to past decisions
Croatia
Croatia Hit by Heatwave: Air Conditioners Drive Up Electricity Consumption
HOPS confirms electricity consumption is significantly above average but reassures citizens that supply is not at risk.
Economy
Gas Prices in Europe Surge 39 Percent in a Month, July Closes at $709
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are once again driving up energy prices, with the increase directly impacting Croatia's energy system.
Croatia
Croatia Drills Up to Four Kilometers: Geothermal Exploration Across 23 Fields
ENNA Group's projects in Slatina and Turkish company Soyak's in Legrad are the most advanced, with a 98-megawatt power plant planned in Legrad.
Economy
Croatia Plans Geothermal Power Plants at Six Fields, Most Advanced Projects in Slatina and Legrad
Geothermal water research is being conducted at 23 sites, with exploitation at 13 fields, according to data from the Ministry of Economy.
World
Hungary Shuts Down Paks Nuclear Plant for the First Time in History as Danube Runs Dry
Record-low water levels on the Danube have forced Hungary to completely shut down a plant that produces half of the country's electricity, prompting the government to announce major investments in renewables.
Economy
Inflation in July Fell to 3.9 Percent, but Citizens and Economist Warn: 'We Haven't Solved the Problem Yet'
Croatian Bureau of Statistics Reports Third Consecutive Month of Slowdown, but Energy and Services Continue to Rise, and the Public Doesn't Feel Prices Easing
Economy
Inflation at 3.9% in July, Retail Slows for Third Month Running
Spending rises just 0.4% year-on-year, fuel sales down 12.9%, and the Institute of Economics forecasts GDP growth of 2% in the second quarter.
Auto
Entrepreneur Mirna Kramarić from Pitomača Develops Mobile Distribution Cabinet with Digital Monitoring
Startup SheVision Unveils Innovative Solution for Safe Power Distribution at Temporary Locations, Supported by the Virovitica Business Incubator and EU Funds.
Politics
Tanker Diverts Around Africa Due to Houthis, Oil Above $100 Again
Danish tanker Torm Innovation has been diverted from its route through the Red Sea to a detour around the Cape of Good Hope, as escalating conflicts in the region force shippers onto costlier and longer alternative routes.
World
Rising gasoline prices could force Trump into negotiations with Iran
JPMorgan analyst warned that further disruptions in maritime passages could push US gasoline prices above politically sensitive thresholds, increasing pressure on the White House for a diplomatic solution.
Energy
Solar Impulse 2: How the solar aircraft circled the Earth without a drop of fuel
In July 2016, the solar-powered aircraft completed a 40,000-kilometer journey around the world, becoming a lasting symbol of clean energy possibilities in aviation.