Croatian firms in clean tech value chains demonstrate limited integration within the domestic economy and rely heavily on foreign suppliers, with only 25 percent of their supplier network being domestic. Simulations conducted in the EU RER 10 Part 2 show that Croatia could increase its clean energy technology-related exports to other EU countries potentially several times over from 2022 level, under current EU policies; and even more if Net Zero Industrial...
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2024/12/17
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2024/12/18
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Clean Tech Value Chains : Using Trade Data to Guide a Complex Policy Space - Part Two : Zooming in on Croatia
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World Bank.
Clean Tech Value Chains : Using Trade Data to Guide a Complex Policy Space - Part Two : Zooming in on Croatia (English). EU Regular Economic Report; No.10 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099121724035038647