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How much electricity can Croatia generate?

Analysts say that Croatia can generate 25 GW of electricity from turbines located in bodies of water — equivalent to the output of 25 nuclear power plants. Still, like most countries pursuing net zero, Croatia has to contend with a deep-rooted dependence on fossil fuels and aging infrastructure.

How much wind power does Croatia produce?

Wind now represents 45% of Croatia’s electricity mix, with a production capacity of 1,160.15 MW. In April 2024, Croatian wind farms generated 204 GWh, representing 14.7% of the total electricity produced — that’s more turbine power than any other EU nation. Want to learn about 2030 renewable targets across the world?

Could offshore wind farms be possible in Croatia?

Authorities are starting to look at the possibility of offshore wind farms. Analysts say that Croatia can generate 25 GW of electricity from turbines located in bodies of water — equivalent to the output of 25 nuclear power plants.

Why does Croatia use so much energy?

Buildings (homes and offices) use over 40% of Croatia’s energy. The shortage of skilled workers in areas like building insulation, HVAC systems, and smart home technology makes it harder to transition to sustainable built environments. Croatia’s fleet is another major polluter.