Cerkvenjak

Ivančna Gorica

Sveti Jurij v Slovenskih goricah

Ptuj

Dobje

Izola

Šentrupert

Puconci

Dobrna

Jesenice

Mirna

Rače-Fram

Dobrovnik

Juršinci

Ankaran

Radeče

Dolenjske Toplice

Kamnik

Radenci

Grad

Kanal ob Soči

Radlje ob Dravi

Hajdina

Kidričevo

Radovljica

Hoče-Slivnica

Kobarid

Ravne na Koroškem

Hodoš

Kobilje

Ribnica

Horjul

Kočevje

Rogašovci

Jezersko

Komen

Rogaška Slatina

Komenda

Koper

Rogatec

Kostel

Kozje

Ruše

Križevci

Kranj

Semič

Lovrenc na Pohorju

Kranjska Gora

Sevnica

Markovci

Krško

Sežana

Miklavž na Dravskem polju

Kungota

Slovenj Gradec

Mirna Peč

Kuzma

Slovenska Bistrica

Oplotnica

Laško

Slovenske Konjice

Podlehnik

Ajdovščina

Lenart

Starše

Polzela

Beltinci

Lendava

Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici

Prebold

Bled

Litija

Šenčur

Prevalje

Bohinj

Ljubljana

Šentilj

Razkrižje

Borovnica

Ljubno

Šentjernej

Ribnica na Pohorju

Bovec

Ljutomer

Šentjur

Selnica ob Dravi

Brda

Logatec

Škocjan

Sodražica

Brezovica

Loška dolina

Škofja Loka

Solčava

Brežice

Loški Potok

Škofljica

Sveta Ana

Tišina

Luče

Slovenia

Abandon coal use for electricity power by 2033 and close mines in the country (no specific date for the latter)

Increase 1,000,000m3/year of woods for carbon sinking by N/A

Slovenia Biennial Transparency Report. BTR1

Slovenia National Inventory Report (NIR). 2025

The National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) is a ten-year integrated document <a href="https://ec.europa.eu/energy/topics/energy-strategy/national-energy-climate-plans_en" target="_self">mandated by the European Union</a> to each of its member states in order for the EU to meet its overall greenhouse gases emissions targets. Following feedback from an EU-wide assessment of draft NECP submissions, EU members are required to submit updated final NECPs for the period 2021-2030. The Energy and Climate Plan addresses all five dimensions of the EU Energy Union: decarbonisation, energy efficiency, energy security, internal energy markets and research, innovation and competitiveness.
The plan establishes the following key objectives : 1) to reduce GHG emissions in transport, agriculture, general consumption, waste management, indutry, energy sectors, to reduce the use of fossil energy sources (phasing out consumption of coal as well as support for the implementation of pilot projects for the production of synthetic methane and hydrogen), to increase the share of renewables in energy end-use; 2) to improve energy and material efficiency in all sectors; 3) to provide additional financial, human and technical resources to expedite the integrated development of the electricity distribution network to reinforce resistance to disruption and boost connectivity; 4) to invest in human resources and new knowledge, to support businesses for a competitive transition to a climate-neutral and circular economy, and to promote new RD programmes. Key quantified targets for 2030 include a 35-45% reduction in total greenhouse gas emissions compared to 2005 (the exact value depends on an unfinalised timeline of nuclear power decommissioning), and a renewable share of energy production of at least 55%. Coal will be fully phased out by 2033.

Slovenia's National Inventory Report (NIR) submitted in 2023.

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Targets 3

Net zero commitment

Increase 1,000,000m3/year of woods for carbon sinking by N/A

Abandon coal use for electricity power by 2033 and close mines in the country (no specific date for the latter)

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