List of abbreviations: The Slovak Republic places great emphasis on air quality, reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, mitigation of climate change, security of supply of all types of energy and their affordability. In 2019, the Slovak Republic signed up to the commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Slovakia has a balanced share of nuclear fuel and fossil fuels in gross domestic consumption. The development of the Slovak energy industry is aimed at optimizing the energy mix so that emissions of greenhouse gases and pollutants decrease as much as possible while maintaining or increasing energy security and affordability of individual types of energy. According to § 88 of Act no. 251/2012 Coll. on energy and the amendment and supplementation of certain laws, as amended by the Ministry of the Interior of the SR, is responsible for developing an energy policy for a period of at least 20 years and for updating it in a five-year cycle. The integrated national energy and climate plan developed in accordance with Article 9 of Regulation EP and Council (EU) no. 2018/1999 on management of the energy union and measures in the area of climate is an update of the energy policy approved by resolution of the Government of the Slovak Republic no. 548/2014 2 05 November 2014.