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Croatia's Electricity Sector Reform Key to European Union Accession Talks.

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Eraldo Banovac, Igor Kuzle, Sejid Tešnjak

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The article discusses the need for Croatia to reform its electricity sector to align with EU standards. Currently, only 14% of the market is open, which is too low for EU membership. The regulation of the market directly impacts its liberalization, encourages investments, and prevents monopolies. The paper analyzes the structure and organization of the electricity market to help choose the best model for Croatia.