Possible Role of NPP in Long Term Low Carbon Development Strategy – Case Study Croatia

The term low – emission development strategies (LEDS) was developed on the UN Framework Convention Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2008. LEDS is used to describe a longterm national economic plans or that include emissions and growth resistant climate change. concept of Low Carbon Development Strategies (LCDS) has been introduced by Conference Parties UNFCCC as common but differentiated approach meet overall reduction objectives: “All countries shall prepare Emission …nationally-driven represent[ing] aims objectives individual accordance with circumstances capacities” (Cancun Agreement). this way become an overarching framework design achieve Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) reflecting Common Differentiated Responsibilities (CBDR) all countries. For Long-Term National Strategy Action Plan for Low-Carbon main objective programme long-term strategy action plan low-carbon enable country fulfil its commitment carbon obligations. Low-carbon will fundamental energy sector rate carbon, also entire economy. European Union leader effort reduce especially highest emission. With goal reducing emissions, necessary measures are accentuated EU Countries, well Croatia. possibilities realization Croatian particularly possible role barriers Nuclear power plants electricity until 2050 be presented paper.