Slovakia s new energy storage policy

4 FAQs about Slovakia s new energy storage policy

What is the energy policy of the Slovak Republic?

2014. The energy policy of the Slovak Republic (EP SR) was initially based on four basic pillars – energy security; energy efficiency; competitiveness and sustainable energy. Science, research and innovation were also part of the EPSR. This plan updates the existing energy policy, which is extended to include the decarbonisation dimension.

Why is the Slovak Republic focusing on energy security?

The Slovak Republic has consistently placed emphasis on strengthening energy security and security of energy supply, as evidenced by the continuation of work on individual projects of common interest (PCI).

What is the storage capacity of the Slovak Republic?

The total storage capacity in the Slovak Republic is 37 137 GWh (data of operators on 1 May 2023) (i.e. 3.5 billion m 3),with a maximum daily fixed production capacity of almost 490 GWh (over 46 million m 3)and a maximum daily fixed injection capacity of more than 410 GWh (38 million m 3).

How can the Slovak Republic contribute to a green economy?

An optimal level of renovation is also foreseen for public sector buildings, which will increase the need for additional energy savings10 on top of the energy savings estimated by 2030 by around 200 GWh. The Slovak Republic is unique among the EU Member States in terms of its contribution to building a green economy at European level.

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