Education: Faculty of Forestry, University of Zagreb
Title: Bachelor of Wood Technology Engineering (Dipl. Ing. Drvne Tehnologije)
Previous Work Experience:
Ivana Mažuranić Student Dormitory
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Employed at the Agency since 2014
Knowledge and Experience:
As a project manager at REGEA since 2014, he works on implementing projects focused on renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and the development of strategic and planning documents. His ten years of experience includes the implementation of building energy renovation projects, the establishment of solar power plants, and projects related to the use of wood biomass as a renewable resource, through which he strives to contribute to the sustainable energy transition.He leads the EMIS system for Krapina-Zagorje County and the municipalities within it. He also participates in the development of SECAPs and Action Plans for Energy Efficiency for regional and local government units, as well as in the implementation of EU-funded projects through the IPA, Horizon, Life, and Interreg programs. Since joining REGEA, he has been managing the “Knowledge for Energy Savings” project, which aims to educate high school students about energy, energy efficiency, and renewable energy sources.
Title: Bachelor of Wood Technology Engineering (Dipl. Ing. Drvne Tehnologije)
Previous Work Experience:
Ivana Mažuranić Student Dormitory
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Employed at the Agency since 2014
Knowledge and Experience:
As a project manager at REGEA since 2014, he works on implementing projects focused on renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and the development of strategic and planning documents. His ten years of experience includes the implementation of building energy renovation projects, the establishment of solar power plants, and projects related to the use of wood biomass as a renewable resource, through which he strives to contribute to the sustainable energy transition.He leads the EMIS system for Krapina-Zagorje County and the municipalities within it. He also participates in the development of SECAPs and Action Plans for Energy Efficiency for regional and local government units, as well as in the implementation of EU-funded projects through the IPA, Horizon, Life, and Interreg programs. Since joining REGEA, he has been managing the “Knowledge for Energy Savings” project, which aims to educate high school students about energy, energy efficiency, and renewable energy sources.
Currently, he works in the Energy Department at REGEA, focusing on enhancing energy efficiency and promoting renewable energy sources. In his free time, he enjoys family life, and when possible, he relaxes by playing football and basketball.