Development in Renewable Energy Production in Serbia with the Emphasis on Bioethanol

Semenčenko, Dušica and Semenčenko, Valentina and Mosurović Ružičić, Marija (2014) Development in Renewable Energy Production in Serbia with the Emphasis on Bioethanol. In: New Business Models and Sustainable Competitiveness: symposium proceedings. Faculty of organizational sciences, Belgrade, pp. 1642-1648. ISBN 978-86-7680-295-1

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Abstract

Production and use of renewable energy sources has become an imperative for development around the world, including Serbia. The aim of this paper is to study the possibilities of production and use of renewable energy sources, especially bioethanol, as well as their place in the strategic objectives in the energy sector in Serbia. For this purpose, we will firstly frame the policies related to the production of renewable energy, and afterwards display the results of the cost-effectiveness of bioethanol production from the most important domestic biomass-based feedstock - corn. Our assumption is that, despite the existence of sufficient quantities of raw materials required for the production, knowledge, and the potential consumers of bioethanol in Serbia, its wider use will not be possible without the application of a systematic approach, especially without the development of adequate infrastructure in the production and use of energy resources.

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