European Investment Bank and Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development have signed a €200 million financing agreement aimed at supporting green transition and climate-related projects in Croatia. The initiative is expected to help companies invest in renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable infrastructure and environmentally focused technologies.
Officials described the agreement as an important step in strengthening Croatia’s long-term economic competitiveness while aligning the country with broader European climate and sustainability goals.
The funding will primarily target small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as mid-sized companies seeking financing for green investments.
The agreement comes as Croatia continues increasing investments in energy transition, infrastructure modernization and digital development, with support from European financial institutions playing a major role in financing large-scale projects across the country.
