Vis Viva is being developed in collaboration with the Municipality of Hrvace in the wider area of the Peruća storage reservoir. The site was chosen based on the following criteria:
Strong interest and support of the local community for the implementation of developmental projects in a region where no significant investment was made for many years
Compliance with the Split-Dalmatia County Developmental Strategy – planned construction of significant renewable energy capacity in the wider area
Proximity of the accumulation lake, water needed for cooling combined-cycle cogeneration natural gas power plant
Benefits of the location for construction of Vrdovo Pumped-storage hydropower plant
Relatively small distance from the main pipeline in Dugopolje
Relatively small distance from Konjsko TS – the largest network transmission facility in Dalmatia
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
2014
Preparation of Expert Technical Documentation
Harmonization of Spatial Planning Documents
2015
Preparation of Expert Technical Documentation
Harmonization of Spatial Planning Documents
Implementation of exploration and surveying work
Preparation of Environmental Impact Reports and Impact Studies on Special Protection Areas
Resolution of Property-Legal Relations
2016
Environmental Impact Assessments –Ministry of Environment and Nature ‘s EIA Decisions
Obtaining location permits
Resolution of Property-Legal Relations
Preparation of tender documentation and issuing a tender for strategic partner (investor)
Preparation of Conceptual and Detail Design
Feasibility Study preparation
2017
Issuing an EPC tender
Building permits
Start of Construction Works
2020
Use permits
CCNGT Peruća, transmission line and pipeline work to start
2022
Use permit
PSP Vrdovo work to start