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Economic and Environmental Analysis of using electromobility in the Czech Republic
Sikyta, Adam ; Slavík, Jan (advisor) ; Louda, Jiří (referee)
This Diploma thesis deals with utilization of electric driven cars in Czech Republic. There are two cardinal aspects of this research. Firstly I would like to give an answer if expansion of electric driven cars could help Czech Republic with greenhouse gas emission reduction. This goal will be achieved by quantitative analysis when four different scenarios of electric driven cars expansion will be calculated. Result of this analysis will be affected by several significant aspects. The most important aspect is structure of Czech energy mix which influences environmental friendliness of using electric driven car. Outcome of this analysis will tell us if we should support electric driven cars expansion in Czech Republic. Finally Diploma thesis proves that it is possible to use electric driven vehicles as a tool for greenhouse gas emission reduction in Czech conditions. Second important aspect related with electromobility is the financial competitiveness to combustion engine driven car. In this case the goal of analysis will be set as comparative analysis of lifecycle costs. Social external costs (as greenhouse gas emissions) will be included to the analysis as well. Result of this analysis tells us what type of power drive in passenger car is financially preferable.
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The potencial of nuclear energy in developing countries
Klasová, Eva ; Dubský, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Veselý, Zdeněk (referee)
Affordable energy in sufficient quantities is essential for the melioration of the world and especially developing countries. Nuclear energy has the potential to provide long-term solution for growing energy consumption in an economically and environmentally sustainable manner. Problematic factors include the financial magnitude of the initial investment, the extensive requirements for technological and institutional establishment, issues related to safety and security, and the disposal of radioactive material. This thesis analyzes the position of nuclear power in the world. Based on an analysis of advantages and disadvantages of nuclear energy, it then identifies the potential for utilizing nuclear energy in emerging countries. Five developing countries, with very different starting positions, have been selected to investigate how they can secure and develop their energy requirements. The selected countries include China, Chile, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates and Bangladesh.
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Safety and sustainable European´s Union energy policy
Sokolová, Barbora ; Vondrušková, Barbora (advisor) ; Horák, Jiří (referee)
The bachelor thesis focuses on the analysis of safety and sustainability of EU's energy policy. It analyses the development of the EU energy policy, main energetic determinants and important players on the field of world economy and it tries to show its influence on the current situation. The aim of the thesis is to point out whether the current energy policy is safe and sustainable and it tries to determine possible future development.
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Energy policy of European Union and priorities of chosen member states
Rusková, Hana ; Reschová, Jana (advisor) ; Bič, Josef (referee)
Energy security has become a central issue in all developed countries; EU Member States are no exception. Crisis in the energy sector, which took place during the 20th and 21st century, have shown that the formation of a single energy policy at European level will be necessary. Individual Member States have their own national energy policy which is derived from sources at their disposal. The aim of this work is to analyze the energy policy of the European Union and selected Member States. and to assess whether it is possible to create a unified energy policy exclusively in the competence of the European Union. At first I will devote the energy policy of the EU and its birth and objectives. In the next section I will focus on the energy policy of individual Member States (France, Great Britain and Italy) and enforcement of this policy at European level. Last part is about to analyze the internal and external aspects of German energy policy.
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