Capacity news

Croatia's Zadar Airport has opened a new passenger terminal, doubling its capacity and enabling it to handle up to three million passengers annually, the town authorities said.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Monday it has approved a 10 million euro ($11.4 million) loan to Bosnia and Herzegovina to be on-lent to the northeastern city of Zivinice to finance the reconstruction of water supply and wastewater systems in the city.

Luxembourg-based manufacturer of single wall carbon nanotubes OCSiAl plans to more than double its total production area in Serbia to about 20,000 square metres and quadruple production capacity to around 240 tonnes per year by 2027, as it looks to respond to growing global demand, CEO Konstantin Notman told SeeNews.

The United States and Montenegro have signed an intergovernmental agreement aimed at opening the way for U.S. companies to participate in strategic projects in the Adriatic country, the U.S. embassy in Montenegro said.

Romanian electrical equipment manufacturer Electro-Alfa International said on Friday that it has started the construction of a 9.8 MWp photovoltaic (PV) plant in the northeastern city of Iasi.