The economically acceptable scenarios for investments in desulphurization and denitrification on existing coal-fired units in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dimitrijević, Zinaida; Tatić, Kasim

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2012.06.064

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“…For BH case PPM_D_SIA toxicity is used. Further explanation of toxicity scenario choice can be found in [14]. In EcoSense Web the user can choose between two reference scenarios: the EMEP 2010 or EMEP 2020 emission scenario.…”

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Additional External Costs Analysis and Environmental CBA

DimitrijeviÄ

Salihbegovic

2017

J. Technol. Innov. Renew. Energy

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The sustainable development requires policies and measures which negative impacts would not be spilled over on another area or has trends that pose severe or irreversible threats to future quality of life. The environmental costs-benefits analysis (CBA) as well as multi criteria analyse are the most common used methods for the decision making processes including the approved methodology for quantifying external costs especially regarding air quality. Since the reducing one type of external cost generates another external cost due to fact that the problem is only shifted from the one area to the another CBA is not enough for the decision making process because external cost of a future implemented measure isn't considered. By the usage of Life-cycle costing (LCC), a tool which evaluates the costs of an new installed asset imposed trough the adopted policy or measure throughout its life cycle, it is possible beside the common costs for conducting CBA include also the end-of-life and disposal costs as the new installed asset's external costs too. These costs have to be calculated and added to the cost side of CBA before comparing to the benefits. So, for the purpose of decision making process of the retrofitting existing thermal power plants with DeSOx such calculation has been done as a case study for one thermal power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina highlighting overall costs and benefits of the DeSOx installation.

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Additional External Costs Analysis and Environmental CBA

DimitrijeviÄ

Salihbegovic

2017

J. Technol. Innov. Renew. Energy

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“…Power plants are equipped with flue-gas desulfurization (FGD) and selective catalitical reduction (SCR) technologies. What is more, these methods are efficient as well, as their abatement costs are significantly lower than external costs due to the deposition of air pollutants (Dimitrijevic et al, 2012;Wu, 2001;Devitt et al, 2012;Marano et al, 2006). Here, the EU regulations such as emissions standards for individual power plants (for example the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) or Best Available Technology (BAT) directive) are effective and efficient instruments of environmental policy.…”

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Are EU environmental regulations consistent with the concept of internalisation of externalities – the case of Polish electricity sector

Kudełko¹

2022

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The article’s goal is to examine whether the existing EU environmental regulations implemented in the Polish electricity sector are consistent with the concept of internalisation of external costs. The tool used in the research is the partial equilibrium model of the mid-term development of the Polish power sector. There are two scenarios. The first ‘base’ scenario assumes gradual decarbonisation of the Polish energy sector. In the ‘int’ scenario, the structure of energy production results from the full internalisation of external costs. The structural changes in the ‘base’ scenario are a significant challenge. All coal-based technologies are being drastically phased out and will be replaced by RES and nuclear technologies. The climate policy leading to a gradual reduction of CO2 emissions in Poland makes sense, assuming much higher external costs of CO2 emissions (€65/Mg CO2 ) than those assumed in this study.

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Sustainability assessment of increasing renewable energy sources penetration – JP Elektroprivreda B&H case study

Dimitrijević

Salihbegovic

2012

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The economically acceptable scenarios for investments in desulphurization and denitrification on existing coal-fired units in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cited by 11 publications

References 4 publications

Additional External Costs Analysis and Environmental CBA

Additional External Costs Analysis and Environmental CBA

Are EU environmental regulations consistent with the concept of internalisation of externalities – the case of Polish electricity sector

Sustainability assessment of increasing renewable energy sources penetration – JP Elektroprivreda B&H case study

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