The Croatian Government is preparing a new package of economic measures for autumn 2026, which includes discussions surrounding nuclear energy. This signals a potential shift in Croatia’s energy policy, as the government considers the construction of a nuclear power plant. The decision follows recent reports from Poslovni, where Ana Blaskovic detailed the government’s tasking of the Ministry to further explore the possibility. While details of the wider package remain scarce, the inclusion of nuclear energy is a significant development. This move indicates Croatia is actively contemplating long-term energy solutions and diversification. Further announcements regarding the full scope of the measures are expected soon, potentially impacting Croatia's future energy landscape. The government’s approach suggests a proactive response to evolving energy needs and geopolitical considerations.