2025 POLICY ISSUES

1. Regulation on Eliminating Disturbances on the Domestic Energy Market

• Prices of electrical energy are regulated. Balancing supplier compensation with difference in energy prices could ensure additional market stability. Particularly following recent adjustments to compensation thresholds.

2. Subsidies for electrical vehicles (EVs)

• To renew Croatian vehicle fleet and achieve a greater acceptance of EVs, it is necessary to explore how businesses could be supported in this transition. Especially sectors significantly impacted by evolving environmental standards, such as taxi drivers. Predictability and accessibility in subsidy programs encourage fleet modernization and broader adoption of EVs.

3. Fees for managing special categories of waste

• The Decision that will define the amount of fees for managing electrical and electronic equipment waste (EE waste) should be adopted in 2025.  It is necessary to determine reasonable fees which encourage investments in renewable energy sources such as solar.

Representatives of the following member companies participate in the work of the Committee: 
A1 Hrvatska d.o.o.
Adriatech d.o.o.
AleDo Tech d.o.o.
Auto Hrvatska d.d.
BASF Croatia d.o.o.
Bolt Services HR d.o.o.
Coca-Cola Adria d.o.o.
Coca-Cola HBC Hrvatska d.o.o.
E.ON Hrvatska d.o.o.
Energo-data d.o.o.
Grayling d.o.o.
Hrvatska banka za obnovu i razvitak
Hrvatski Telekom d.d.
LMG Autokuća d.o.o.
Mastercard Europe - Podružnica Zagreb
Nokia Solutions and Networks d.o.o.
OD Bradvica Marić Wahl Cesarec Skerlev d.o.o.
Odvjetničko društvo Ilej & Partneri d.o.o.
Oracle Hrvatska d.o.o.
Philip Morris Zagreb d.o.o.
Podravka d.d.
PricewaterhouseCoopers d.o.o. (PwC Croatia)
Schneider Electric d.o.o.
TDR d.o.o.
TOKIĆ d.o.o.
Uprise d.o.o.
Vlahović Grupa d.o.o. - Vlahovic Group Government Relations