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Affordable and Clean Energy for All: Challenges in Balkan Countries

Dalia Streimikiene
2022 Montenegrin Journal of Economics  

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The paper analyses SDG7 indicators of sustainable development in Balkan Countries. Slovenia, Croatia and Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia and Bosnia Herzegovina are selected for case study aiming to define the progress towards SDG7 goal-Affordable and clean energy by applying the main indicators set for analysis of situation in terms of affordable and clean energy for all in selected neighbouring countries of former Yugoslavia. The paper also provides policy recommendations based on analysis
more » ... performed and allows to share good practices in energy policies among neighbouring countries which as different economic development level and Slovenia is EU Member State since 2004 and Croatia since 2013. Other Balkan states are just planning to join EU in the future.
doi:10.14254/1800-5845/2022.18-3.4 fatcat:glzbwf3bqbhstlwkyqevckyhje
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Dalia Streimikiene. "Affordable and Clean Energy for All: Challenges in Balkan Countries." Montenegrin Journal of Economics 18.3 (2022) 57-66