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Influence of unmovement regional environmental limits on CR's economy and employment in the Usti Region
Hamzová, Kateřina ; Kaczor, Pavel (advisor) ; Tošovský, Vladimír (referee)
The bachelor dissertation examines the influence of the non-shifting territorial environmental limits on the economy of the Czech republic and employment in the Ústecky region. Firstly, the study outlines the timeline of brown coal mining and it also the mining areas are located. Then, it introduces the essential policies on mining. In particular, the State Energy Concept Czech republic the updated version of the State Energy Policy of the Czech Republic, Raw material policy and other related legislation. Furthermore, two brown coal mining companies, operating in the Usti region, are briefly mentioned. These companies are one of the largest employers in the country. The practical part of the dissertation analyses the situation of the employment in the Ústí nad Labem region and the possible outcomes on the employment and the state budget in the case of mining completion. Moreover, it also investigates the educational groups of the regions and companies such as the North Bohemian Mines and Czech Coal Group. Finally, a brief analysis of financial contributions of these companies, towards the budgets of the municipalities, is carried out.
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The role of renewables in the energy mix Czech Republic
Koukalová, Blanka ; Hladík, Miroslav (advisor) ; Czesaný, Slavoj (referee)
This thesis analyses the energy mix of the Czech Republic with a focus on the use and development options of individual types of renewable energy sources. It also considers economics of renewable energy especially in terms of production cost of electricity and the impact on the prices of electricity. The paper further analyses the current subsidies related of renewable energy sources in the country and forecasts such subsidies to 2030. The topic of the work is very timely as the future direction of the energy sector is the subject of intensive debate and negotiations, both at the level of the EU and the Czech Republic, namely in the State Energy Policy of the Czech Republic. The theoretical part defines the issue of renewable sources of energy and legislation related to the issue. It also deals with assessing the arguments of proponents and opponents of renewable energy sources and theoretical approaches related to renewable energy, specifically environmental and behavioral theories. Behavioral theory has a significant influence on decisions about the future direction of energy. The practical part focuses on the analysis of various types of renewable resources and subsidies related to renewable energy sources in the country. Furthermore we compare the models of energy systems and energy mixes of Czech republic and Germany, from both the current and future perspectives. We also evaluate the relationship of populations of the Czech Republic and Germany to renewable energy, which leads to the hypothesis that the development of renewable energy sources depends to some extent on political ambitions and objectives of the ruling establishment.
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