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Agents check the land registry. Nobody checks the meter, the phases, the connection capacity or how far the house sits from its transformer. All six are checkable before contracts and any one of them can cost you thousands after.

Panels almost never fail on this coast. Mounting systems, fasteners and roof anchors do. What has to be specified differently between Zadar and Sibenik, and the six questions to ask before you sign a quotation.

On the mainland a battery is a marginal investment. On Ugljan, Pag, Murter or at the end of a rural line it is often what makes the project possible at all. The arithmetic, and the decision that is expensive to get wrong.

No feed in tariff and no net metering. What you consume is worth three times what you export, and every sizing decision in a Croatian solar project follows from that single gap.

Four to twelve weeks of administration on top of three days of installation. What HEP ODS actually decides, the seven steps in order, and the five things that cause almost every delay.

Measured yield from our own installations near Zadar: about 1,225 kWh per kWp a year, with a full month by month table for a 10 kWp system and a comparison with Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Ireland.

Yes, and residence has nothing to do with it. The documents, the OIB, the legalisation trap and the grid connection procedure, explained for owners who live abroad.