AIR AND CLIMATE
Energy production and consumption are an important factor of pollution and the increasingly discussed matter of climate change. The IEEP concerns itself with teh economic implications of environmental policy in relation to air and climate questions. The main focuses of its interest are taxes, environmental protection fees and tradable permits. The IEEP cooperates in the long term with the Ministry of Environment of the Czech Republic and other public institutions. It organizes seminars with participation of foreign specialists. The IEEP experts are members of working groups of the Czech Ministry of Environment.
The aim of the project is to prepare a tutorial model for e-learning courses for lifelong learning in selected spheres of the environment (focused on climate and its change) and thus to ensure both the quality and quantity of information about environmental protection. Three target groups of ...
The project is concerned with macroeconomic modelling, by means of modelling the influences of introducing sustainable development policies in particular economies.
22 July 2004 the Institute of Economic and Environmental Policy at the Faculty of Economics and Public Administration, University of Economics, Prague, held a seminar “Support for energy production from renewable resources in the Czech Republic and Austria.” The seminar was attended by doc. ...
The conference was organised in co-operation of folowing institutions: Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic, Austrian Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management, IREAS, Institute for Structural Policy, o. p. s. and University of Economics, Prague (see ...
18 May 2004 the Institute of Economic and Environmental Policy at the Faculty of Economics and Public Administration, University of Economics, Prague, held a seminar “How will CEZ invest in the next 20 years? Energy policy in the Czech Republic versus company investment decision-making”
Implementing EU law into atmospheric protection gave rise to significant technological and institutional changes. The changes are linked with the higher financial requirements in investment, operating expenses and expenses relating to institutional changes. The project analyses these impacts from ...
