Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy Efficiency

This paper elaborates financial mechanisms for financing energy efficiency with particular emphasis on the resources from financial institutions and equity funds and capital from the companies themselves. By conducting relevant academic research of literature and data from print and electronic sourc...

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Main Authors: Milan Počuča, Rajko Tepavac, Jana Cvijic, Aleksandra Mitrović
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Belgrade, Faculty of Organisational Sciences 2015-05-01
Series:Management
Online Access:http://management.fon.bg.ac.rs/index.php/mng/article/view/80
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spelling doaj-c47dd503401a4c75aefd2e407d0c7b522020-11-24T23:18:58ZengUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Organisational SciencesManagement1820-02222406-06582015-05-012075576610.7595/management.fon.2015.001480Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy EfficiencyMilan Počuča0Rajko Tepavac1Jana Cvijic2Aleksandra Mitrović3University Business Academy in Novi Sad, Faculty of LawUniversity Business Academy in Novi Sad, Faculty of Economy and Engineering managementBelgrade Business SchoolUniversity of Kragujevac, Faculty of Hotel Management and TourismThis paper elaborates financial mechanisms for financing energy efficiency with particular emphasis on the resources from financial institutions and equity funds and capital from the companies themselves. By conducting relevant academic research of literature and data from print and electronic sources (statistical reports, laws and regulations, statements of companies and financial institutions), as well as from the practical experience of some countries, it has been observed that the poor representation of adapted financial mechanisms is a major constraint to the emergence of a culture of energy efficiency in most countries, including Serbia. Even where they exist they are not necessarily known to make use of successful experiences. By conducting an analysis of the relevant academic literature and an analysis of practical experiences in the domain of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources it was concluded that energy efficiency is a significant potential for growth of the economic strength of Serbia, and therefore incentives should nfluence a greater use of renewable energy and a reduction in use of the fossil fuels as an energy source.http://management.fon.bg.ac.rs/index.php/mng/article/view/80
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Aleksandra Mitrović
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Jana Cvijic
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Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy Efficiency
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title Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy Efficiency
title_short Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy Efficiency
title_full Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy Efficiency
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title_full_unstemmed Potential Sources for Financing Environmental Protection Projects – Focusing on Energy Efficiency
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publisher University of Belgrade, Faculty of Organisational Sciences
series Management
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publishDate 2015-05-01
description This paper elaborates financial mechanisms for financing energy efficiency with particular emphasis on the resources from financial institutions and equity funds and capital from the companies themselves. By conducting relevant academic research of literature and data from print and electronic sources (statistical reports, laws and regulations, statements of companies and financial institutions), as well as from the practical experience of some countries, it has been observed that the poor representation of adapted financial mechanisms is a major constraint to the emergence of a culture of energy efficiency in most countries, including Serbia. Even where they exist they are not necessarily known to make use of successful experiences. By conducting an analysis of the relevant academic literature and an analysis of practical experiences in the domain of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources it was concluded that energy efficiency is a significant potential for growth of the economic strength of Serbia, and therefore incentives should nfluence a greater use of renewable energy and a reduction in use of the fossil fuels as an energy source.
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