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Campaign against TPP “Plomin C

The campaign against the Plomin C coal power plant in Croatia highlights environmental concerns and legal challenges against the TPP. Led by activists from Zelena Akcija and Greenpeace, the movement advocates for the real pricing of electricity while emphasizing the need for renewable energy and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. The issues include the legality of state aid, the investment requirements for emissions reduction, and the necessity for HEP to comply with EU regulations regarding public service obligation and fair competition in energy markets.

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Campaign against TPP “Plomin C

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  1. Campaign against TPP “Plomin C Bernard Ivčić, Zelena akcija – FOE Croatia

  2. Protest actions

  3. Protest actions

  4. Greenpeace in the campaign

  5. Real price of “Plomin C”

  6. RWE and Plomin C

  7. Lawsute

  8. State aid - exceptions: • the investment aid provided to the new power plant has to result in a higher reduction of greenhouse gas emissions than would occur without the aid • energy saving and production of renewable energy • high-efficiency cogeneration

  9. Or: • exception is decided by a unanimous decision by the EU Council • HEP proves the presence of a well-defined objective of common interest. Not possible to convince the Commission that the prevention of import of electricity into Croatia is in line with the logic of the Common Market in a liberalized energy market. F.e. decarbonization is a common interest but Plomin C, being a coal-fired power plant physically cannot achieve this goal

  10. Or, all 5 conditions has to be met: • Plomin C needs to have a so-called public service obligation clearly defined. This can be for instance the security of electricity supply in Croatia, but only if the generators would use coal mined in Croatia • the parameters for calculating the terms of the PPA are objective and transparent • the compensation provided by the PPA cannot exceed what is necessary to cover all or part of the costs entailed by performing the aforementioned public service obligation

  11. HEP should be able to prove that there is no discrimination in concluding the PPA with the tender winner • development of trade in the EU is not affected to an extent contrary to the interests of the Union

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