Analiza ekonomske opravdanosti investiranja u solarnu elektranu sa vertikalno postavljenim bifacijalnim fotonaponskim modulima u perspektivnim uslovima slobodnog tržišta

One way to combat climate change is to trade with carbon dioxide emissions rights, which in practice are emitted significantly by energy companies. Globally, this trade takes place through various global, regional and local mechanisms. Some of these mechanisms have already been implemented in the Republic of Serbia, while others have yet to be implemented, such as the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). A prerequisite for participation in these mechanisms is the existence of an appropriate regulatory framework through which the trade of carbon dioxide emissions rights could be freely conducted in the Republic of Serbia. Since such regulatory framework has not yet been established in the Republic of Serbia, this article intends to show the relevant global mechanisms with a focus on EU legislation, as well as to show the potential challenges that participants in the energy market could potentially face if they want to trade carbon dioxide emissions rights within the existing legislative framework in the Republic of Serbia.