| Abstract |
The theme of this work is very relevant, given that the development of renewable energy sources is a major challenge for the future of Europe and the world. The world economy is largely dependent on fossil, non-renewable sources of energy (oil, coal), as well as from nuclear power, which poses a potential threat to the environment and human health. Therefore the issue of energy security and stability has become in the last ten years, the most current from the economic, commercial and social aspects. The European Union, despite the high level of development and commitment issue of energy security is also facing the problem of reducing the environmental impact and role in reducing the human impact on climate. In this regard, one of the goals of this work is to prove the connection of the energy sector with konkurentoscu economy. Model energy use and exploitation of natural resources to produce energy can be an engine for the development of a certain area or country, or if it does not take into account the environmental impacts in meeting energy needs, it can lead to the establishment of a completely unsustainable economic and social development. For this reason it is essential that further steps when it comes to planning the energy sector, to be implemented in a way that defines the priorities of the development of the energy sector, there is a public and professional support in order to simultaneously ensure economic development and to the principles of sustainable development. The sector of micro, small and medium enterprises, the base layer of the economy and represents an opportunity for development, but it is very important to promote and support the development of entrepreneurship in the economic field which is related to environmentally safe energy production. For the development of this sector requires good laws, effective procedures and predictable business environment. Projects relating to investment in renewable energy sources bring development opportunities or sustainable energy systems must include ecological, economic and social aspects of sustainability. |