In:
Thermal Science, National Library of Serbia, Vol. 26, No. 2 Part B ( 2022), p. 1317-1329
Abstract:
Utilization of efficient technologies, renovation of buildings and
construction of new passive buildings, replacement of coal, natural gas, and
nuclear power plants with ?clean? technologies such as photovoltaics and
wind, transition to 4-D in industry, and electrification are parts of the
objectives set out in the Green Deal of the EU. The Green Deal foresees a
transformation to a ?green? economy while maintaining economic growth, as
well as creating new ?green? jobs. To meet these goals, each country needs
to develop its own strategic documents that will guide the transition,
taking into account its own specific conditions, the cur-rent state of the
energy sector as well as geographical location. This paper aims to present a
vision for the energy transition of a developing country, a member of the
Energy Community, and a country that expects to join the EU. The vision of
the development of the energy system of North Macedonia foresees a
transformation from a system based on fossil fuels, where the share of RES
in the gross final energy consumption is about 18%, to a 43% share of RES in
2040, while maintaining import dependence at the current level and
guaranteeing the security of energy supply. For exploring the way and the
pace at which such a vision can be achieved it is necessary to develop
different models and simulations, including different technologies on the
generation and consumption side. Such alternatives, packaged in different
scenarios, allow policymakers to assess the effects of taking certain
actions and the direction in which such decisions will lead.
Type of Medium:
Online Resource
ISSN:
0354-9836
,
2334-7163
DOI:
10.2298/TSCI2202317D
Language:
English
Publisher:
National Library of Serbia
Publication Date:
2022
detail.hit.zdb_id:
2241319-4
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