Abstract
Although the Kyoto Protocol entered into force in the Republic of Serbia relatively late compared to the other three Balkan countries analysed, the country revealed an interesting CDM project potential.
A preliminary analysis estimates the carbon potential of the country in the range between 20 and 25 Mt CO2eq/year as illustrated in Table 14.1 and explained more in detail in the next sections.
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See Official Gazette of Republic of Serbia No. 84/04.
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See Official Gazette of Republic of Serbia No. 44/05.
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Without energy savings potential in electricity generation, transmission and distribution.
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Including agricultural residue, forestry and wood industry.
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Source: Statistical Yearbook of Serbia 2004.
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Ministry of Mining and Energy of Republic of Serbia.
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Serbia Danube River Enterprise Pollution Reduction Project, FAO Consultant Report, January 2004.
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Stefanovic, V., Sikirica, B. (2010). CDM Projects Experience in Serbia. In: Montini, M. (eds) Developing CDM Projects in the Western Balkans. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3392-5_14
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