Croatian chemical industry news

MOL imports 85,000 tons of CPC crude to Croatia, enhancing supply security in Central and Eastern Europe. The deal builds on a strategic partnership for oil diversification and cooperation.

92,000 tonnes of Azeri crude oil arrived in Omišalj, enhancing regional supply flexibility and security, and supporting diversification goals. Further shipments are planned.

A biomethane plant in Sisak will use BIOGEST's PowerRing technology to convert agricultural waste into renewable energy and organic fertilizer, aiding Croatia's green energy transition.

Two new plants in Croatia will produce green hydrogen and biomethane by 2026, aiding the green transition. Projects include solar power integration and potential geothermal energy exploration.

The Croatian Recovery and Resilience Plan, worth HRK 48.7 billion, includes HRK one billion for developing an advanced bioethanol plant in Sisak, funded by European and domestic sources.

Despite challenges, the company advances its Sisak site transformation, focusing on bioethanol from biomass. Key steps include tech agreements, miscanthus trials, and EU funding applications.