Comparative Analysis of the Economic Assessment of Energy Potential for the Sustainable Development: “Energy Green” at Bridges, Fields and Overbridges

Mihajlović Božidar, Snežana Kirin 
(Faculty for SME management, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)

Abstract: Serbia basically has mineral resources (mainly zeolites), agriculture with organic food production and energy. When it comes to energy, 16.7 MWh of electric power is lacking in Serbian surroundings. It is a real challenge for domestic and foreign investment. If Serbia this year starts with investments in Energy production, not only 20% of fossil fuel consumption will be eliminated by 2020 (obligations under the Kyoto agreement), but the ability to export energy in the amount of 2.5 to 3 billion Euros annually. Alternative energy sources are a special direction of development. The aim of this paper is to present the results of such studies to the scientific and professional audience.

Key words: energy; alternative energy; energy efficiency

JEL codes: Q20