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Croatian Economy Ministry carried out public consultation for the new Law on Renewable Energy Sources and High Efficiency Cogeneration as well as for the proposed changes in the Law on Electric Power Market.

A discussion of experts and representatives of institutions and associations was organised on April 15 on the renewables bill, the ministry said on its website.

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