Croatia has partially addressed recommendation 2. The plan does not present a strategy on CCUS but provides a detailed description of CCUS activities, including an assessment of the expected availability of storage capacity and a partial assessment of the expected availability of transport capacity.
In 2023, GHG emissions from ESR sectors represented 71% of the total in Croatia (expected to be 66% in 2030)103, with transport representing the largest share. The WAM projected value for ESR in 2030 is roughly 14% lower than the WEM, hinting that implementing the plan will require a significant effort.
Croatia targets an annual capture capacity of 0.367 Mtpa by 2028. 104 Compound annual growth rate. 105 Compound annual growth rate. Croatia has partially addressed recommendation 4.
The plan does not describe how Croatia plans to establish a framework for cooperation on joint projects with one or more other Member States by 2025, in line with Article 9 of Directive (EU) 2018/2001 as amended.
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