AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoGreenhouse Investment: Construction has begun on Green Gardens Dobrovnik, a €74 million project planned to become Slovenia’s largest vegetable-growing operation. Its first phase will grow baby leaf greens without pesticides, using renewable energy and rainwater; later phases could use Prekmurje’s geothermal energy. Renewable Energy: State-owned HSE is seeking a contractor for a 1.38 MW solar plant with battery storage at a closed landfill in Zagorje ob Savi, part of its wider push to develop renewables on former industrial sites. Alpine Ice Loss: Slovenia’s Triglav glacier has disappeared after decades of retreat, with the last patch of ice gone — a stark sign of the effects of extreme heat. Hydropower Dispute: Slovenia wants to build a hydropower plant near the Croatian border, but Croatia objects, setting up a cross-border dispute over the project.
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