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Analysis of the development of trading with emission alowances in Europe
Hetešová, Zuzana ; Němcová, Ingeborg (advisor) ; Bič, Josef (referee)
The aim of this thesis is the analysis of development of trading with emission alowances, especially evaluation of the system efficiency (as for the amount of released carbon dioxide in the atmosphere) and verification of the share growth of renewable resources in total electricity production in Europe. Also examined is the correlation between the oil price and and the emission alowance price, and also potential impact of the system EU ETS on companies producing emmisions. At the end of thesis are proposed some changes for more efficient operation of system.
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Czech energetics in the context of Energiewende
Prokeš, Dominik ; Vlčková, Jana (advisor) ; Němcová, Ingeborg (referee)
This text will focus on State energy policy of the Czech Republic and its relation to the German Energiewende. Text will try to describe and evaluate importance of energy policy for our country. The document should help us to follow European targets which were set by EU authorities. The situation in energetics has changed a lot since the Czech Republic joined The European Union in 2004 and it is very important to react to current situation in today´s world. It was a necessity to upgrade the document of State energy policy which should reflect latest trends in energetics and the most important international affairs related to energetics. New document should respect European targets and law. On the other hand it has to calculate on future ways which can be followed in this sector.
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Energy policy of EU - relations with Russia
Gerendová, Laura ; Němcová, Ingeborg (advisor) ; Vlčková, Jana (referee)
European union does not dispose of balanced energy reserves to cover the ever-increasing energy consumption in Europe and so is highly dependent on energy imports from abroad. The most important energy supplier to the EU is Russia, which mainly imports oil and natural gas, but the EUs high dependence on Russia is threatening the EUs energy security. On the contrary, Russia is heavily dependent on European energy markets. Bachelor thesis aims to analyze development of the energy policy situation and its dependence on EU-Russia relations, to measure interdependence of EU-Russia and to outline the possibilities of diversification of business relations and distribution channels between these actors and related impacts on the economy. The EU should concentrate on uniting the individual states in the matter of energy relations with Russia, that would ensure a better negotiation position.
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"New" Energy policy of European Union
Bartoň, Lukáš ; Němcová, Ingeborg (advisor) ; Bič, Josef (referee)
This master thesis is focused on energy policy of European Union that with arrival of new president of European Commission Jean-Clause Juncker in fall 2014 gains new dynamics. Its objective is critically evaluate ability of new energy policy in shape of Energy Union overcome difficulties that previous energy policy struggled with during realization of internal energy market.
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Brain drain in Russia – evolution, impacts and possible solutions
Safonova, Ekaterina ; Procházková Ilinitchi, Cristina (advisor) ; Němcová, Ingeborg (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to identify the current situation and main reasons of brain drain in Russia, derive the consequences of intellectual emigration and propose possible ways of solving this problem. The work is divided into 3 chapters. The first chapter describes basic concepts connected with the problem of brain drain, then the empirical analysis of migration in Russia is carried out refilled with the main reasons of it. The third chapter is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on impacts of intellectual migration on the labor market; the second one is based on possible ways of solving the problem of intellectual emigration in Russia including analysis of migration policies in other countries. The third part discusses possible solutions of brain drain and describes implemented projects to reduce brain drain in Russia.
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Energy security of the Russian Federation with emphasis on cooperation with China
Gulova, Anastasia ; Žamberský, Pavel (advisor) ; Němcová, Ingeborg (referee)
The diploma thesis analyzes energy security of the Russian federation. The thesis provides an overview of the Russian energy sector and looks into its central problems. The Russia-China gas deal and its importance for the Russia energy sector is being examined in this thesis. The main objective of the thesis is to define whether this deal can be considered a solution to the main problems of the Russian energetics, especially its dependence on the European market. This thesis also aims to evaluate the Sino-Russian military, financial and diplomatic cooperation in order to find out whether the relation between Russia and China can be described as a strategic partnership.
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EU trade with Russia before and after imposition of sanctions
Hrubá, Andrea ; Němcová, Ingeborg (advisor) ; Procházková Ilinitchi, Cristina (referee)
The topic of this thesis is the EU trade with Russia before and after imposition of sanctions. In 2014, the European Union, together with other countries, imposed sanctions against the Russian Federation in response to the Russian aggression in the eastern part of Ukraine and illegal annexation of Crimea. Shortly afterwards, Russia responded by introducing the counter-sanctions. This thesis focuses on European Union´s trade relations with Russia since 2002 to 2016 in order to identify and evaluate the impact of sanctions and counter-sanctions on EU trade and investments with Russia and EU and Russia economy. The impact of sanctions on EU and Russia economies is assessed on the basis of two statistical calculations. Firstly, the impact of sanctions and counter-sanctions is examined through the calculation of the correlation coefficient of the foreign trade balance and the growth rate of GDP. Secondly, the impact of sanctions on the economy is assessed by comparing estimated future development of the GDP growth rate and the real GDP growth rate. The end of the thesis gives examples of Czech companies, that were influenced by the sanctions and counter-sanctions and shows possible solution for European entrepreneurs in searching for new, alternative markets.
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