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Andreja Berlak (Author), Jani Bekő (Mentor), Tanja Markovič-Hribernik (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Energetska intenzivnost Evropske unije je precej visoka, prav tako Slovenije, ki je kot majhno gospodarstvo nenehno odvisna od uvoza energije. EU je izdala Podnebno energetski sveženj 20-20-20. To pomeni, da bodo morale države dvigniti delež rabe obnovljivih virov energije v energetski bilanci. Za Slovenijo je cilj 25 % delež do leta 2020. Slovenija je imela do sedaj problem s celotnim deležem obnovljivih virov energije, saj je le-ta nihal. Razlog je bil v vremenskih razmerah, kajti največji delež posameznih obnovljivih virov energije je zasedala prav hidroenergija. Zato je bilo potrebno proučiti katere vrste obnovljivih virov energije imamo in kako jih lahko izkoristimo. Ugotovili smo, da ima Slovenija izredne potenciale za izrabo lesne biomase, bioplina in sončne energije. Slovenija je v namen izkoriščanja obnovljivih virov energije pripravila vzpodbude, ki vplivajo na okoljske naložbe podjetij. Najbolj privlačni instrumenti so državne pomoči, dodeljevanje nepovratnih sredstev iz državnega proračuna ali kreditiranje s subvencionirano obrestno mero za investicije, zagotavljanje ugodnih odkupnih cen za električno energijo in oprostitev plačila takse od onesnaževanja s CO2 pri izvajanju nekaterih ukrepov. Pri državnih pomočeh in dodeljevanju sredstev so v pomoč organizacije, ki sortirajo sredstva povpraševalcem in jim ponujajo strokovno pomoč.

Keywords

energija;energetski viri;obnovljivi viri energije;električna energija;cene;naložbe;investicije;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Source: Maribor
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UM EPF - Faculty of Economics and Business
Publisher: [A. Berlak]
UDC: 502.174.3
COBISS: 10552348 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Investments in renewable energy in Slovenia
Secondary abstract: Energy intensity of European Union is fairly high, as well in Slovenia. Slovenia is a small economy and depends from import of energy. EU brought out Climate and energy package 20-20-20, which claims to raise the share of renewable energy in energy balance of state members. The perspective object for Slovenia is to achieve the share of renewable energy to 25 % until the year 2020. Slovenia has had until now problems with oscillations of entire share of renewable sources. The main reasons were weather circumstances, because the water energy has in Slovenia the largest share among the all of sources. Because of that was necessary to study which kind of renewable sources of energy do we have and how to utilize them. We found out that Slovenia has incredible possibilities for utilization of wood biomass, biogas and solar energy. In the case of that Slovenia prepared some utility stimulation of renewable sources of energy which could encourage environmental investments of companies. The most attractive instruments are state help, irreversible assets of state budget, advances with subsidized interest rate, feed-in tariff and acquittal of fee payment referring to pollution with CO2 and also to assure the favorable prices of electricity. Slovenia has some organizations which sort assets of state helps and offer professional help to investors.
Secondary keywords: energy;renewable energy;biogas;Feed-in tariff;investments in renewable energy;Climate and energy package 20-20-20;
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS): Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Ekonomsko-poslovna fak.
Pages: 64 str., 3 str. pril.
Keywords (UDC): mathematics;natural sciences;naravoslovne vede;matematika;the environment and its protection;varstvo okolja;
ID: 995623