The global energy landscape is mired in persistent challenges characterized by the depletion of fossil fuel reserves and volatile, elevated energy prices. The extensive utilization of fossil fuels has engendered adverse environmental repercussions, substantially augmenting atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases. This has ...

By Ivan Popović, Milan Djordjević, Marko Pantić, Jasmina Skerlić

 The digital transformation of businesses is currently experiencing significant improvements, supported by the use of artificial intelligence. The manufacturing sector is being substantially transformed using emerging technologies. Consequently, the manufacturing environment has become more dynamic and complex, causing more interdependencies, ...

By Nenad Medić, Zoran Anišić

 The Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union has been widely known for more than 60 years. The aim of this joint policy is to ensure an adequate supply of food, given that after the war and years of hunger, people could not adequately enjoy the presence of a variety of foods. Current food systems are characterized by the overproductio...

By Milica Stanković, Tiana Anđelković

 The common agricultural policy of the European Union for the period 2023-2027 aims to stop environmental degradation and reverse it in favour of climate change mitigation, efficient use of limited natural resources and biodiversity conservation. Agriculture in the European Union (EU) is strongly influenced by the Common Agricultural Policy (C...

By Milica Stanković, Tiana Anđelković

 The modern era is shaped by intense competition and demanding consumers, which is why companies abandon traditional communication methods and focus on digital media imposed by the development of information technologies. The presence of the company on the Internet is not a goal, but something that is taken for granted. The attention of the ma...

By Simonida Vilić, Ilić Milana, Ajder Dajana

 Due to the consequences caused by the crisis of the COVID-19 virus pandemic (interrupted supply chains), energy crisis, geopolitical crisis (war conflicts between Russia and Ukraine) resulting in high inflation, the working paper analyzes, tests and quantifies the impact of gold price movements on daily rates of return from investment activit...

By Marko Milošević, Ognjen Bakmaz

 The dominant model of the economy, in the world and in our country, is still a linear model, that is, a linear economy based on the assumptions that natural resources are available in abundance, easy to obtain and cheap to dispose of. In contrast to the aforementioned, the circular economy represents a regenerative economic system within whic...

By Zoran Anišić, Jelena Demko-Rihter, Marija Pantelić

 The energy certification of buildings in Serbia has brought numerous changes, related to the way new buildings are designed, but also a significant need for energy rehabilitation of existing buildings. The aim of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of the most commonly used facade assemblies, considering that the facade of a building i...

By Marina Nikolić Topalović, Snežana Bajić, Vanja Simić

 The use of solar panels for the production of electric energy for one's own needs is at the beginning in Serbia. The adoption of the Law on Renewable Energy Sources and by-laws on the status of prosumer has initiated a greater interest of both households and business entities in greater use of energy produced in this way.In addition to simpli...

By Ana Radojević, Ivan Popović, Marija Matejić, Marko Pantić, Jasmina Skerlić

 The main goal of the work is to describe the state, indicators, goals, policies and measures in the dimension of decarbonization, which refers to the subdimension - emission and removal of greenhouse gases in the Republic of Srpska (B&H), based on data from the still working document Energy and Climate Plan of the Republic of Srpska. This...

By Maja Mrkić-Bosančić, Novak Damjanović, Veljko Vuković