October 11, 2025

Resalta acquires Croatian platform in impressive 2024 deal

Strategic Growth: Resalta acquires Croatian platform in impressive 2024 deal

Slovenian energy services leader Resalta has significantly expanded its regional influence by acquiring the Croatian renewable energy platform from Norwegian state-owned utility Statkraft. This pivotal transaction solidifies Resalta’s growth strategy across Central and Eastern Europe and marks a key consolidation moment in the burgeoning green energy market of the Balkans. According to company statements, the deal includes the transfer of Statkraft’s local team, ensuring continuity and expertise for the projects ahead.

A 772 MW Pipeline and a Strategic Shift

The acquisition hands Resalta control of an impressive 772 MW renewable energy project pipeline. Luka Komazec, CEO of Resalta, highlighted the deal as a crucial step in the company’s regional expansion. For Statkraft, the sale is part of a broader strategic withdrawal from several markets, including Croatia, India, and the Netherlands, which was announced in October 2024. Statkraft’s Arnaud Bellanger expressed confidence in the transaction, noting Resalta’s shared commitment to renewable energy and its capability to successfully develop the platform.

Tapping into a Thriving Regional Market

This deal takes place against a backdrop of rapid renewable energy development in both Slovenia and Croatia. Slovenia has been actively encouraging green projects, providing a €16M boost for solar communities and greenlighting major installations like a newly approved 30 MW solar project. Resalta is already an active player across the region, participating in events such as a major Montenegro solar auction.

Meanwhile, Croatia’s market has demonstrated remarkable growth, recently celebrating a significant milestone as its solar capacity reached the 1 GW mark. This dynamic environment makes Croatian energy assets particularly valuable and underscores the strategic importance of Resalta’s acquisition.

The Foundation of Future Energy

The expansion of companies like Resalta, which has been part of Scotland’s Aggreko Group since 2024, amplifies the importance of the entire solar value chain. Successfully executing a 772 MW pipeline requires mastery over every stage, from sourcing solar panel raw materials to navigating the complex solar panel manufacturing process. A deep understanding of the basics of solar panel manufacturing and the deployment of advanced solar panel manufacturing machines are critical for success. For investors and stakeholders, a transparent solar panel manufacturing plant cost breakdown is equally essential for sustainable growth.

As the regional market matures, such strategic alignments are set to accelerate the green transition. For those looking to gain deeper industry knowledge, our free e-course offers expert insights into the evolving world of solar energy.

Sources

  1. Resalta takes over Statkraft’s operations in Croatia
  2. Wishing you a healthy and happy new year | IDMC
  3. Industry Leaders Gather in Belgrade for Resalta Energy …
  4. Q3 2025
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