An Inclusive Model for an Effective Development of the Renewable Energies Public Sector

Armenia Androniceanu and Cristina Raluca Popescu

REVISTA ADMINISTRATIE SI MANAGEMENT PUBLIC, 2017, vol. 2017, issue 28, 81-96

Abstract: : In general, in the recent decades, the renewable energy’s contributions in terms of economic and social development are remarkable. Moreover, it should be emphasize how fast the world’s countries have come to realize the need to support the renewable energy’s development and how quickly they approved and implemented their national legislative framework in order to facilitate the sustainable development. Furthermore, it should be taken into account that, ten years ago, only a quarter of the world’s countries had programs dedicated to the renewable policies, as well as objectives of integration in the national energy mix. Nowadays, however, over 90% of the countries (the majority of the countries) have established policies and objectives, as well as results, obtained in only a decade, through the close and successful collaboration between the industry’s associations together with the governments of all the countries. In only ten years, almost all the countries in the world have adopted legislative measures and have set targets to reduce the pollution. Additionally, it can be stated that Romania is in this group of states. In this paper, as an element of novelty, the author proposes an inclusive model of sustainable economic development, based and focused on the renewable energy sources available in Romania

Keywords: economic growth; renewable energies; sustainable development; inclusive model (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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