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ZAGREB, May 29 (Hina) - Croatia has a bright energy future but should utilise its potential better and prepare well for the transition to cleaner fuels, a conference heard on Wednesday, as well as that gas boilers and internal combustion engine vehicles should no longer be used after 2030.
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