In the second half of the last year, the economic crisis reached the countries of Central Eastern Europe including Hungary, which resulted in a significant fallback of industrial production and employment. In one of our prevoius article, we examined the ...
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The Directive 2009/28/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable was published on 23 April. The Directive sets mandatory national targets for the overall share of energy from renewable sources ...
Our analysis examines the relationship between domestic economic performance and electricity consumption. The analysis also helps to forecast the dynamics of electricity consumption if once the long awaited economic upturn starts.
The 2004 expansion of the European Union to 10 new countries has altered both the energy markets and participating companies in these new Member States. Discussed in this chapter is how the 2004 EU enlargement has impacted both countries and companies in ...
This chapter aims at providing answers to the following questions: To what extent are the new Member States complying with their obligations in the field of renewable energy sources? Has the 2004 enlargement led to an increase in (public and private) ...
The market of electricity and its legislation both national and international is in a state of transition towards a market fully liberalized. Inour region, i. e. Central and Eastern Europe, changes are triggered by the endeavours of the new Member States ...



