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Croatia has enacted legislation establishing a legal framework for nuclear energy development, marking a significant shift in the country's energy policy.

On 27 October 2017, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court (the "Court") published on its website a new decision in the field of international arbitration.

Croatia's energy regulator has introduced a uniform EUR/kW tariff system for electricity grid connections, replacing three years of case-by-case pricing uncertainty.

The key electricity-related laws in Croatia are the Energy Act (Zakon o energiji), setting out the fundamental principles for performance of energy activities, the Act on the Regulation of Energy Activities (Zakon o regulaciji energetskih djelatnosti), governing the energy sector and the Electricity Market Act (Zakon o tržištu električne energije), defining the Croatian Electricity Market as well as the roles and responsibilities of market participants.