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Marija Živković, Boban Pavlović, Dejan Ivezić, Aleksandar Mijatović

Possibilities for Reduction of Energy-Related Air Pollution in Serbia - Exploring Energy Scenarios

9th International Conference Mining and Environmental Protection, 24.-27. May 2023., Sokobanja, Serbia

Ivica Ristović

University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mining and Geology, Belgrade, Serbia

2023

Fossil fuels and biomass account for almost 93% of the total primary energy supply in Serbia. Meeting the energy needs of consumers implies a transformation of the chemical energy of fuels through combustion processes to obtain heat that can be utilized as such, or further transformed into mechanical or electrical energy. These processes have an undeniable impact on air pollution, even in cases of biofuels or hydrogen combustion. Possibilities for air pollution reduction are identified, both on the supply and demand sides. For exploring the effects of the implementation of energy efficiency measures and fuel switching in final energy on possibilities for the reduction of air pollution, three scenarios (low, medium, and high ambitious) of the development of the Serbian energy sector were created in the LEAP (Low Emissions Analyses Platform) modeling tool. The obtained results showed that outcomes of Serbia's energy transition will undoubtedly reflect on air pollutant emissions (carbon monoxide, nitrous oxides, sulfur dioxide, and GHG), suggesting boundaries of expected outcomes in the future, and providing values of environmental indicators.

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загађење ваздуха, сценарији енергетског развоја, Србија

air pollution, scenarios of energy development, Serbia

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