CROATIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES

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In Croatia, electricity from renewable sources is promoted through a feed-in tariff and loans. Renewable energy sources for heating purposes are not promoted by the state.

The access of electricity from RES to the grid is regulated by the general legislation on energy and follows the principle of non-discrimination. Electricity from RES is subject to special provisions only in case of wind power plants. CROATIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES

There are currently no policy instruments for supporting the development of RES in place in Croatia.

ELECTRICITY

Support schemes

In Croatia, renewable energy generation is supported mainly through a feed-in tariff for certain producers (“qualified producers”).

Additionally, the Croatian Bank for Development and Reconstruction (HBOR) and the Fund for Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency operate a loan scheme for RES-E projects.

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Grid issues

The access of electricity from RES to the grid is regulated by the general legislation on energy and follows the principle of non-discrimination. Electricity from RES is subject to special provisions only in case of wind power plants. CROATIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES

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Policies

In Croatia, there are currently no policies in the field of training programmes for installers, certification schemes, the exemplary role of public authorities, RES H-building obligations, support of RES-H infrastructure or RD&D.

HEATING AND COOLING

In Croatia, there are currently no support schemes for RES heating and cooling. However, the Energy Strategy adopted in 2009 obliges the Croatian State to encourage the future use of RES and to achieve a higher percentage of primary use of RES in the heating sector. (Cooling is not mentioned.)

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TRANSPORT – MOBILITY

Support schemes

In Croatia, the main promotion scheme in the field of RES-T is a biofuel quota obligation. Additionally, the state provides a subsidy for producers of biofuels as well as a tax regulation mechanism to encourage the usage of biofuels. CROATIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES

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Source and more information on: RES LEGAL

Further information

  • Ministarstvo zaštite okoliša i prirode – Ministry of Environmental and Nature Protection
  • +385 1 3717 111
  • MZOIP website
  • Please use contact form on website.
  • Fond za zaštitu okoliša i energetsku učinkovitost – Fund for Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency
  • + 385 1 5391 800
  • FZOEU website
  • kontakt(at)fzoeu.hr
  • Centar za praćenje poslovanja energetskog sektora i investicija – Center for Monitoring Business Activities in the Energy Sector and Investments
  • +385 (0)1 64 30 600
  • CEI website
  • cei(at)cei.hr