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The Role of GHG mitigation in Energy Policy and Legislation of the Republic of Croatia

Before 1990 greenhouse gasses (GHG) mitigation had never taken an important place in the energetic policy of the Republic of Croatia. When a project: The Development and Organisation of the Croatian Energy Sector (PROHES) was launched in 1990, Croatian energy policies took on a new image. Project was established by the Government of the Republic of Croatia as one of the most important strategic tasks in the process of economy restructuring and energy sector development according to the needs of the Republic of the Croatia. Realisation of the energy policy of the Republic of Croatia is planned through a certain number of national energy programs whose goals are, among others to come to the most efficient consumption management, phased increase in use of renewable energy sources and environment protection. Air pollution and greenhouse gasses emission are the most important impact, which is taken into consideration in strategic planning in Croatia. The Republic of Croatia signed framework Convention on Climate Change as well as annex 1, low emission and expected development, Croatia might have difficulties in fulfilling obligations from Kyoto protocol and therefore a number of different measures are going to be introduced. This paper deals with role of GHG gases mitigation in energy policy and existing and future legislation in Republic of Croatia.

Greenhouse gases; Energy; Legislation

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