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Municipalities from BiH and Croatia together in the project of using renewable energy sources

Published: June 8, 2013
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Solar-Panel-Cooling-2-537x402In order to agree the details of the over-border project  ‘PROGRES’ ((Protection of Nature and Globalisation of Renewable Energy Sources) , a meeting was held in Nijemci municipality in Croatia, said the official site of Gračanica municipality.

Members of team have agreed upon the plan of  activity of the project, and talked about possible obstacles which could appear before the implementation and about manners of solving them.

Project ‘PROGRES’ if financed by the EU via IPA program of over-border  cooperation between Croatia and BiH.

Gračanica municipality participates in the project as a partner to Kalesija municipality and  Regional Development Agenca (NERDA), to Institute of Energy  ‘Hrvoje Požar’, Development Agency of Vukovar-Srijem County ‘Hrast’   ,waste management  company ‘Eko sustav’ and Nijemci Municipality.

‘PROGRES’ is project that has the aim to improve energy efficiency and using renewable energy sources , especially in rural areas. It also has the aim to organise trainings and seminars for citizens, farmers , etc, and one of the pilot project will be the construction of solar collectors in Gračanica’s sports hall.

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