Finally, the public will also have the opportunity to join and participate in the preparation of the document in the SEA process.2 CONTENT OF THE STRATEGY 2.1 Overall Emission Reductions and Enhancement of Removals up to 2050 2.1.1 Planned Emission Reductions and Enhancement of Removals up to 2050 Based on the WBâs energy and macroeconomic modelling summarized in the Low-Carbon Growth Study (energy sectors such as households, industry, energy and fuel combustion services) and the national projections and expert estimates (non-fuel sectors), it can be assumed that Slovakia could reduce emissions by 2050 (compared to 1990) by a maximum of 80% (without removals in the LULUCF sector) if all additional modelled measures are implemented. If maximum possible removals from the LULUCF sector are taken into account, a maximum of 90% emission reductions compared to 1990 could be envisaged, which would still not be sufficient to meet the objective of achieving climate neutrality.