Croatia
Climate targets: Energy
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This country is a member of the EU and so EU NDC data is being displayed.
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22.76PJ energy saved by 2020 compared with a avg. (2001-2005) scenarioSource:
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1.938 PJ energy saved annually by 2020 against a 2014 baselineSource:
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11.15 primary energy consumption TOE, 7% final energy consumption TOE by 2020Source:
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19.77 PJ energy saved (6.7 household, 3.64 services, 3.4 industry, 6.03 transport) by 2016 compared with a avg. (2001-2005) scenarioSource:
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35% electricity from renewable sources by 2020Source:
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20% heating and cooling from renewables by 2020Source:
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15PJ energy from biomass by 2010, then 26PJ by 2020Source:
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80% energy from renewables by 2050
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Increase the RES share by 36.6 per cent in the gross direct consumption of energy for heating and cooling.
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Increase the RES share by 36.4 per cent in the gross direct consumption of energy.
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Increase the RES share by 63.8 per cent in the gross direct consumption of electricity
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Reduce greenhouse gas emissions for non-ETS sectors: at least 7% compared to the 2005 level.
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Reduce greenhouse gas emissionsin the ETS sector : at least 43% compared to the 2005 level.
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10% cut direct energy consumption compared to average by 2020 compared with a avg. (2001-2005) scenario
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9% cut in indirect energy consumption compared to average by 2006 compared with a avg. (2001-2005) scenario
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1-2% annual decrease in energy intensity per unit GDP (to meet 7% energy demand in 2015) by 2015
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10% cut in GHG emissions from liquid petroleum fuels by 2012 against a 2010 baseline
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13.65 primary electricity from renewable sources by 2020
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20% renewable energy sources by 2020Source:
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20% cut in direct energy consumption by 2012
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12% avg. energy from renewables, 21% electricity from renewables
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For further analysis of the NDC, see Croatia country profile on
from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
