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Croatian postal delivery workers get electric mopeds

(Photo: Croatian Post) ZAGREB, 15 April 2021 – Croatian Post has expanded its vehicle fleet after the acquisition of 26 new electric mopeds.  Croatian Post’s “green” fleet of vehicles is continuously expanding every year, and with the new mopeds there will be a total of 246 electric vehicles, of which 40 are four-wheelers, in the fleet. The maximum speed of the new mopeds is 45 km / h, while the range with one charge is 98 kilometres. By using electric mopeds, emissions will be reduced by almost 20 tonnes per year.  (Photo: Croatian Post) Funds for the purchase of electric mopeds are co-financed by grants from the Fund for Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency. The mopeds will be used in narrow city centres and on islands where gas stations are significantly away from post offices.

Most beautiful Croatian postage stamps of the year announced

ZAGREB, 12 April 2021 – Croatian Post has selected the winners in its traditional annual competition to find the most.

Different kind of gas fees — Electrocoin enables crypto petrol payments in Croatia

News Crypto-payments processing firm Electrocoin is partnering with a local oil and gas company in Croatia to allow drivers to pay for a full tank using crypto. According to Croatian news outlet Poslovni Dnevnik, people needing to gas up their vehicles at any of the 46 Tifon stations in the country can now pay using Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Stellar Lumen (XLM), XRP and EOS. Tifon will integrate PayCek, a crypto payments platform from Electrocoin, into its existing payments systems to make this possible. Tifon chief financial officer Ana Lokas said the company expected that foreign tourists in Croatia would likely contribute to the development and growth of crypto payments in the country given their “widespread habits of using this type of payment.” Many countries are still warning against crossing any borders during the pandemic, but the number of new daily COVID-19 cases in Croatia has also fallen to under 1,000 since peaking in mid-December 2020.

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