AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy: Croatia’s first standalone, transmission-connected battery storage system is online in Šibenik, with 60MW of power and 120MWh of capacity to help balance the national grid. Investigation: Four medical workers have been arrested over the death of former Croatian athlete Kristian Josip Periš at a Zagreb psychiatric hospital. Investigators have not yet established the cause of death. Road Safety: Two people died and 33 were injured when a bus overturned on the A3 near Zagreb; prosecutors say the driver caused the crash. Consumer Finance: New rules taking effect on 20 November will require lenders to check borrowers’ ability to repay and get customers’ consent before raising overdraft or credit-card limits. Tourism and Heritage: Rijeka’s protected Teatro Fenice is for sale for €1.4 million, raising concerns about the future of the deteriorating landmark. Football: Croatia face England at Wembley on Thursday amid injury worries, with Kristijan Jakić, Josip Šutalo and Luka Sučić among the players in doubt.
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