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Impacts of EU climate and energy policy on the operation of electricity systems
Prečuch, Martin ; Kupčiha, Tomáš (referee) ; Radil, Lukáš (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the climate and energy policy of the European Union, which has an impact on the operation of energy systems. The introduction deals with the liberalization of the electricity market and specific liberalization packages. The following section essentially describes the EU's climate policy and introduces the European Green Deal. The following chapters introduce the strategies of European countries and national transmission system operators to achieve climate neutrality, and in this context, pilot projects using renewable energy sources are described.
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Environmental taxation, state of art and perspectives of use
ŽALUDOVÁ, Kristýna
This master thesis examines the development of environmental taxation in the Czech Republic, which is compared with Denmark and EU countries. Given the topicality of the topic of climate change, many questions arise regarding sustainability and the correct setting of tax systems. The main objective of the thesis is to evaluate the extent of the current setting of environmental taxation and its future use as a tool for the transition of the economy to climate neutrality in the Czech Republic. The conclusions of this objective were reached through a systematic examination of environmental tax and fee data. The thesis shows that the Czech Republic has been successful in its efforts to reduce emissions and reduce the energy intensity of industry, despite this reduction it is still above the European Union average. It is therefore necessary to continue reducing both energy intensity and emissions. These problems stem mainly from the energy intensity of industry. Compared to Denmark, the Czech Republic places minimal emphasis on the burden of environmental taxes on households, even compared to other EU countries.
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Impacts of EU climate and energy policy on the operation of electricity systems
Prečuch, Martin ; Kupčiha, Tomáš (referee) ; Radil, Lukáš (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the climate and energy policy of the European Union, which has an impact on the operation of energy systems. The introduction deals with the liberalization of the electricity market and specific liberalization packages. The following section essentially describes the EU's climate policy and introduces the European Green Deal. The following chapters introduce the strategies of European countries and national transmission system operators to achieve climate neutrality, and in this context, pilot projects using renewable energy sources are described.
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