Green fuel energy solutions Slovenia

What is Slovenia's first Green Hydrogen Project?

The participants said the endeavor is a step toward a carbon-free society and energy transition in the field of merging the electricity and gas sectors. Slovenia’s first green hydrogen project brings together the country’s major players. Plinovodi manages the natural gas transmission system, and ELES is the transmission system operator.

Is hydropower a good option for Slovenia?

Hydropower remains the best bet, the government in Ljubljana has decided. It passed Slovenia’s national energy and climate plan for the next ten years after months of discussions and revealed nuclear energy should maintain its share in the mix.

What is Slovenia's energy goal?

Slovenia’s ambition is to reach energy savings of 35%, compared to the EU target of 32.5%. The country is now pushing to boost the share of green energy to 27% from the current 13%, while the 27-member bloc aims at 32%. The decision makers could change the goal in the update in three or four years.

What is the Integrated National Energy & Climate Plan for Slovenia?

The Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan for Slovenia, as it is officially called, also refers to the vision to achieve carbon-neutral energy use in buildings by 2050. Bratušek estimated the policy and measures scheduled until 2030 are “realistically ambitious.”