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[EN22] Subsidies in the energy sector
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It is estimated that in 2021, over €396 million in energy subsidies was allocated in Slovenia (or 356 € million when adjusted to constant prices in 2015). Incentives for environmentally harmful energy production from fossil fuels and the use of fossil fuels represented 26% of all energy subsidies in 2021, whereas this share was as high as 51% in 2015. Significant progress is observed in subsidizing production from renewable energy sources, CHP, and energy efficiency measures. In 2021, 74% of all incentives were allocated for energy efficiency measures, cogeneration, and renewable energy sources.

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Figure EN22-1: Energy subsidies expressed in constant prices 2015
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OECD, Eco Fund, MECE, JSI EEC (2023)

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coal[mio € (2015)] petroleum and gas[mio € (2015)] nuclear energy[mio € (2015)] renewable energy[mio € (2015)] total[mio € (2015)] percentage of renewable energy[%]
2015 15.40 124.72 0 132.67 272.79 0.49
2016 19.06 123.37 0 138.89 281.31 0.49
2017 19.89 126.02 0 146.51 292.42 0.50
2018 17.37 113.64 0 206.33 337.34 0.61
2019 12.48 99.42 0 173.49 285.39 0.61
2020 11.77 81.56 0 256.50 349.83 0.73
2021 10.55 82.95 0 262.50 356.00 0.74
Figure EN22-2: Distribution of state aid by individual energy sources in the year 2015 (constant prices 2015)
Sources:

OECD, Eco Fund, MECE, JSI EEC (2023)

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coal[%] petroleum and gas[%] nuclear energy[%] renewable energy[%]
2015 0.06 0.46 0 0.49
2016 0.07 0.44 0 0.49
2017 0.07 0.43 0 0.50
2018 0.05 0.34 0 0.61
2019 0.04 0.35 0 0.61
2020 0.03 0.23 0 0.73
2021 0.03 0.23 0 0.74

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Last modified
10.25.2023
Author(s)

Tadeja Janša, Institute Jožef Stefan