AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy: Croatia’s renewable capacity has grown more than fivefold in a decade, reaching 3,138 MW, but the country still imports more electricity than it exports in most years. A planned data centre in Topusko could add a 1 GW load—about a third of current system demand—raising concerns as its grid-connection deal nears. Retirement: From January 2027, women will need to be 64 years and three months old, with 15 years of service, to claim a regular pension; the age threshold will gradually match men’s at 65 in 2030. Zagreb: The new Sarajevska tram extension is expected to open by the end of November, adding four stops and extending Line 8. Time Out has also named Zagreb Europe’s best winter destination for families, citing its Advent events and cultural programme. Culture: Croatia is mourning singer Mišo Kovač, one of the country’s best-known music figures, who has died aged 85.
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