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The document summarizes information about water-based energy production in Croatia presented during a project meeting held in Croatia from April 24-28, 2017. Key points include: - Hydroelectric power generates around 50% of Croatia's energy and there are 17 larger and 20 smaller hydroelectric power plants. - Tidal power is undeveloped in the Adriatic due to small tidal ranges. - Natural gas production in Croatia has declined in recent years but the country aims to produce at least 13% of its energy from renewable sources like biomass, wind, and solar by 2020.

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PROJECT MEETING IN CROATIA (24. 28.4.2017)
Meeting at the school Welcome by town mayor Edi Andrija邸i Introduction of countries and schools through powerpoint presentation
Team building games Visit to the Tourist board in Umag Sports activities in Katoro, Umag
Visit to the Institute Ruer Bo邸kovi Seightseeing tour of Rovinj
Visit to the NGO Green Istria in Pula Seightseeing tour of Pula
Managment practices in a hotel company Visit to the Institute of Agriculture and Tourism in Pore
Seightseeing tour of Pore
Creating projects LOGO
Creating a project Facebook page
Creating a project web page http://water- lite.eu/
Creating a project video clip
Presentations of work results Making a questionnaire about tourism
WATER AND ENERGY
WHICH TYPES OF WATER-BASED ENERGY PRODUCTION ARE THERE IN THE REGION? -Croatia is one of the leading countries in producing energy from renewable sources -Due to its richness in water resources, Croatia produces a relatively high percentage of hydroelectric power. - Hydroelectric power plants generate around 50% of the energy supplied in the national energetic grid -Tidal power is unfortunately undeveloped in the whole Adriatic region , as tidal ranges in the Adriatic are very small - from 25 to 80 centimeters (and they are bigger in the northern than in the southern part) which makes the Adriatic unsuitable for tidal power -There are 40 locations in the world suitable for tidal power production
NATIONAL HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS There are 17 larger (more than 10MW) and 20 smaller (from 0.5 to 10 MW) hydroelectric power plants in Croatia all within the national power utility company HEP The hydroelectric power plants are grouped into 3 PRODUCTION SECTORS relative to geographical features - river basins: The production area NORTH is related to the Drava basin (Drava-323 km flowing through Croatia) Production area WEST : based on rivers of the VELEBIT mountain chain Production area SOUTH : based on the basins of the KRKA and CETINA rivers And the autonomous production sector HE Dubrovnik part on the basin of the TREBINJICA river - comprises HE power plants shared by Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina,
WHAT PERCENTAGE OF ENERGY IS PRODUCED IN THIS WAY? Out of the total of 3.552,15 MW for the production of electrical energy, 2.074,35 MW are obtained from hydroelectric power (without the Dubrovnik power plant) Which makes 58,4% of the national production The power plant Dubrovnik produces annually around 1654 GW
SOURCES OF NATURAL GAS IN CROATIA
HAS THE PRODUCTION/CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY IN GENERAL CHANGED IN THE PAST 25 YEARS? IF SO, HOW AND WHY ? In the past 10 years drop in the use of petroleum and natural gas The northern Adriatic used to be rich in natural gas, and up to 2010 Croatia used to cover 80% of the national demand through its own production, with minimal import Since 2013 national industrial companies experienced a major crisis which resulted in a drop of the production. It has been estimated that till 2020 the production of natural gas will drop by 7% annually due to an increase in demand for energy and the environmental factors, Croatia committed to re- directing its energy politics towards renewable sources of energy , in accordance with the EU legislature
WILL IT BE NECESSARY TO RE-FOCUS THE TYPE OF ENERGY PRODUCTION WHICH IS EMPLOYED ? - Considering the environmental impact of non renewable energy sources on the environment, Croatia has completely adapted its energy policy to the EU legislature - There are currently 5 laws governing the production and subsidiarization of electrical energy produced through renewable resources - Croatia sets out to achieve a minimum of 13% of electrical energy produced from renewable sources by 2020 - The government is currently trying to draft the legal framework to subsidize heating from renewable resources
HOW COULD THE PRODUCTION/CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY CHANGE IN THE NEXT 25 YEARS ? NATIONAL GOALS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES TYPE OF RESOURCE: 2010. 2020. 2030. BIOMASS 18,14 33,86 68,72 BIO FUELS 2,50 9,55 14,35 WIND ENERGY 1,02 9,50 15,84 HYDROELECTRIC EN SMALL PLANTS 0,40 0,97 1,55 HYDROELECTRIC EN. LARGE PLANTS 21,06 23,76 23,76 GEOTHERMAL EN. 0,15 5,51 8,54 SOLAR ENERGY 0,51 5,27 13,87 TOTAL 43,78 88,42 146,63 TILL 2020 CROATIA PLANS TO OBTAIN 88,42 PJ FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES 2010 2020 2030
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  • 3. Meeting at the school Welcome by town mayor Edi Andrija邸i Introduction of countries and schools through powerpoint presentation
  • 4. Team building games Visit to the Tourist board in Umag Sports activities in Katoro, Umag
  • 5. Visit to the Institute Ruer Bo邸kovi Seightseeing tour of Rovinj
  • 6. Visit to the NGO Green Istria in Pula Seightseeing tour of Pula
  • 7. Managment practices in a hotel company Visit to the Institute of Agriculture and Tourism in Pore
  • 10. Creating a project Facebook page
  • 11. Creating a project web page http://water- lite.eu/
  • 12. Creating a project video clip
  • 13. Presentations of work results Making a questionnaire about tourism
  • 15. WHICH TYPES OF WATER-BASED ENERGY PRODUCTION ARE THERE IN THE REGION? -Croatia is one of the leading countries in producing energy from renewable sources -Due to its richness in water resources, Croatia produces a relatively high percentage of hydroelectric power. - Hydroelectric power plants generate around 50% of the energy supplied in the national energetic grid -Tidal power is unfortunately undeveloped in the whole Adriatic region , as tidal ranges in the Adriatic are very small - from 25 to 80 centimeters (and they are bigger in the northern than in the southern part) which makes the Adriatic unsuitable for tidal power -There are 40 locations in the world suitable for tidal power production
  • 16. NATIONAL HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS There are 17 larger (more than 10MW) and 20 smaller (from 0.5 to 10 MW) hydroelectric power plants in Croatia all within the national power utility company HEP The hydroelectric power plants are grouped into 3 PRODUCTION SECTORS relative to geographical features - river basins: The production area NORTH is related to the Drava basin (Drava-323 km flowing through Croatia) Production area WEST : based on rivers of the VELEBIT mountain chain Production area SOUTH : based on the basins of the KRKA and CETINA rivers And the autonomous production sector HE Dubrovnik part on the basin of the TREBINJICA river - comprises HE power plants shared by Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina,
  • 17. WHAT PERCENTAGE OF ENERGY IS PRODUCED IN THIS WAY? Out of the total of 3.552,15 MW for the production of electrical energy, 2.074,35 MW are obtained from hydroelectric power (without the Dubrovnik power plant) Which makes 58,4% of the national production The power plant Dubrovnik produces annually around 1654 GW
  • 18. SOURCES OF NATURAL GAS IN CROATIA
  • 19. HAS THE PRODUCTION/CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY IN GENERAL CHANGED IN THE PAST 25 YEARS? IF SO, HOW AND WHY ? In the past 10 years drop in the use of petroleum and natural gas The northern Adriatic used to be rich in natural gas, and up to 2010 Croatia used to cover 80% of the national demand through its own production, with minimal import Since 2013 national industrial companies experienced a major crisis which resulted in a drop of the production. It has been estimated that till 2020 the production of natural gas will drop by 7% annually due to an increase in demand for energy and the environmental factors, Croatia committed to re- directing its energy politics towards renewable sources of energy , in accordance with the EU legislature
  • 20. WILL IT BE NECESSARY TO RE-FOCUS THE TYPE OF ENERGY PRODUCTION WHICH IS EMPLOYED ? - Considering the environmental impact of non renewable energy sources on the environment, Croatia has completely adapted its energy policy to the EU legislature - There are currently 5 laws governing the production and subsidiarization of electrical energy produced through renewable resources - Croatia sets out to achieve a minimum of 13% of electrical energy produced from renewable sources by 2020 - The government is currently trying to draft the legal framework to subsidize heating from renewable resources
  • 21. HOW COULD THE PRODUCTION/CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY CHANGE IN THE NEXT 25 YEARS ? NATIONAL GOALS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES TYPE OF RESOURCE: 2010. 2020. 2030. BIOMASS 18,14 33,86 68,72 BIO FUELS 2,50 9,55 14,35 WIND ENERGY 1,02 9,50 15,84 HYDROELECTRIC EN SMALL PLANTS 0,40 0,97 1,55 HYDROELECTRIC EN. LARGE PLANTS 21,06 23,76 23,76 GEOTHERMAL EN. 0,15 5,51 8,54 SOLAR ENERGY 0,51 5,27 13,87 TOTAL 43,78 88,42 146,63 TILL 2020 CROATIA PLANS TO OBTAIN 88,42 PJ FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES 2010 2020 2030