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The intention of the Slovak government is to focus on lowering the fixed<br />

prices for electricity produced from RES, thus shifting biogas/biomethane to<br />

other sectors like the space heating and transport sector, taking the<br />

available potential for biogas/biomethane in Slovakia into consideration;<br />

The New Legal Act in the context of the forthcoming large amendment to<br />

the Act on the promotion of renewable energy and high-efficiency<br />

cogeneration - which should come in to force from Jan. 1 st 2014-<br />

intends to support construction of small agricultural biogas plants, in order<br />

to also support rural development;<br />

Energy from RES must substitute 10% of energy used as petrol, diesel and<br />

biofuels consumed in road and rail transport and electricity used in all forms<br />

of transport by 2020 while the share of energy from biofuels produced from<br />

cereal and other starch rich crops, sugars and oil crops shall be no more<br />

than the final consumption of energy in transport by end of 2011 in 2020 or<br />

5% of the energy used in transport in 2020, respectively;<br />

The Development of the CBG market is not possible without development of<br />

the CNG market. As CNG market is not very well developed (11 filling<br />

stations of which only 8 ones are public and about 1 500 vehicles of which<br />

300 are buses – Urban transport), it creates one of the barriers for the CBG<br />

market development;<br />

High initial investment costs for biogas/biomethane production facilities,<br />

missing long-term feedstock availability with predictable prices, insufficient<br />

effective national legal frameworks and policies and support schemes on<br />

both national and regional level, missing harmonised EU standards for<br />

biomethane use in transport and for injection into natural gas grids,<br />

missing mutually recognised guarantees of origin and procedures for<br />

international trade of biomethane are the main hurdles for further<br />

development of the biogas/biomethane market;<br />

There is a need for further constructive input concerning the development<br />

of the National Road Map in Slovakia;<br />

The final version of the National Road Map for Biomethane will be sent<br />

together with GGG Guide for decision makers to all decision makers on both<br />

national and local level.<br />

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