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Blog post Bosnia and Herzegovina 14. 02. 2017 08:02

Warm homes page for Bosnian homeowners is launched!

Get warm homes website is launched in Bosnian language destined to help the Bosnian homeowners. Marian Petrovic from Enova explains the state of residential energy efficiency in the country.

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