ELENA Project in Croatia
ELENA project aims at increasing the energy performance of public lighting through modernization.
Illustration : Mak
REGEA signed an agreement with the European Investment Bank, in the name of Krapina County and Zagreb County, in order to invest in energy-efficient public lighting. This ELENA project aims at increasing the energy performance of public lighting through modernization. The measures include replacing the luminaires (LED) and installing power regulation systems.
The project will last three years, and the EIB contribution will amount to 90% of the total cost of the project (€790 000). This initiative is expected to bring energy savings, as well as CO2 reductions.
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