In 2023, the number of employees in the environmental goods and services sector increased by 7,4 %. The share of employees in this sector in relation to all employees in Slovenia has not changed much in recent years. Slovenia's goal is to increase the number of green jobs, the target value has, however, not been set. In order to compare the situation in Slovenia with that in the EU, changes compared to the previous year are monitored.

In 2025, the energy reduction in the energy efficiency obligation scheme (EEOS) and alternative measure, t. i. Eco Fund and Borzen programs, amounted to 411 GWh. Compared to the previous year, they decreased by 39%, mainly due to a 56% reduction in energy savings achieved by the Eco Fund program. New annual energy savings achieved within EEOS remained at approximately the same level as in 2024, with obligated parties largely meeting their obligations by using unused surplus savings from previous years.

Incentives that go against the goal of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions continued to increase after 2020, primarily due to extensive emergency measures introduced in response to rising energy prices. Excluding these measures, subsidies decreased by 3% in 2024 compared with 2020, but increased again in 2025, reaching a level 12% higher than in 2020. Among the largest forms of subsidies are refunds of excise duties on diesel fuel for commercial use, which accounted for 58% of all subsidies in 2024 and 55% in 2025.

Around two-thirds of the population of Slovenia reports good or very good health, with higher-income residents rating it better than lower-income residents. Although self-rated health has improved in recent years, overweight and obesity are on the rise, and the proportion of residents who eat fruit and vegetables several times a day is decreasing. Overweight and obesity are also common problems in the European Union. 
 

Over recent decades, emissions of air pollutants from transport decreased. However, road transport remains one of the most significant sources of air pollutant emissions. In Slovenia in 2024 road transport accounted for 43 % to the total emissions of nitrogen oxides. In the period 1990-2024 emissions of substances that cause acidification and emissions of ozone precursors in the transport sector declined by 72 % and 76 %. In the period 2000-2024 emissions of particulate matter decreased by 52 %.