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Introduction
• Croatia, now for a decade already, has been experiencing increased increased
electricity consumption, predicted to be approximately 0.5 TWh annually. annually.
• Croatian power system is now stretched to the limit of its generating generating
capacity and the construction of new facilities is imperative.
• South-East South East Europe region plays an important role not only as a transit
centre for gas and electricity as well as for Russian and Caspian Caspian
Sea
region oil exports the Energy Community of SEE. SEE
• Removal of geographical constraints on the delivery of power supplies, supplies,
gradual liberalization of energy markets (adoption of the new EU
Directives 2003/54/EC and 2003/55/EC on the Internal Market in
Electricity and Natural Gas),
privatization of the utility companies and new environmental legislation legislation
new factors in conventional power production systems in Croatia. Croatia
• Energy supply security, climate change mitigation and economic
competitiveness Decentralized Energy Production based on RES.
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture