Croatia – Electricity – Električna energija

The subject of the procedure is the supply of electricity, based on the stated needs and in accordance with the technical characteristics and other required conditions specified in this Procurement Documentation. The delivered electricity must contain at least 50% electricity from renewable sources. To stimulate the production of energy from renewable sources, so that it becomes more competitive with energy obtained from conventional sources, to encourage the construction of new renewable energy sources and to achieve sustainable development, the Contracting Authority has determined that the electricity must contain the above-mentioned minimum percentage of electricity from renewable sources. Namely, according to the National Action Plan for Green Public Procurement for the period 2015-2017 with a view to 2020, which was adopted at the session of the Government of the Republic of Croatia on 26 August 2015 as the basic measure of green public procurement for electricity, the procurement of at least 50% of electricity from renewable sources and/or the procurement of electricity from high-efficiency cogeneration is envisaged (with the supplier having to state the share of electricity from renewable sources with which it intends to supply the contracting authority). Renewable energy sources are renewable non-fossil energy sources, i.e. wind energy, solar energy, aerothermal, geothermal and hydrothermal energy, energy from the sea, energy from watercourses, energy from biomass, landfill gas, gas from wastewater treatment plants and biogas (Article 3 of the Electricity Market Act (NN 111/21).