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ZAGREB, July 7 (Hina) - It is difficult to avoid higher power prices due to a rise in feed-in tariffs designed to help finance renewable energy investments, in light of the fact that Croatia has undertaken to make such investments, the director of the Zagreb-based Energy Institute "Hrvoje Pozar", Goran Granic, said on Friday.
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