2. PANEL MODERATOR TIHOMIR SIMIĆ Chairman International Forum for Clean Energy Technologies

3. World electricity demand since 1990, with related total and regional CO2 emissions, IEA

4. CONEPT OF EU Super Grid Energy Network-a (EU Commission analyses 2012)

5. Comparison of RES % with EU Member States (EU Commission analyses YEAR 2012)

6. HANS-PETER FLOREN CEO of FAKT Energy AG Germany

7. SPECIAL POINTS Regional energy production Renewable energy generation

8. BO NORLIN Member of Elnos Group Board, Sweden

9. SPECIAL POINTS View of the Swedish energy market and its prosperous future for ELNOS GROUP

10. ALEKSANDAR GAJIĆ Member of Supervisory Board of Electric Power Industry of Serbia

11. SPECIAL POINTS Development policy and strategy of Electric Power Industry of Serbia Improving of the internal structure of the organization Significance of changes in relation to the standards of the Energy Community and the EU regulations

12. ANA BRNABIĆ Vice President of managing Board of NALED

13. SPECIAL POINTS 1.SERBIA’S RES TARGETS BY 2020 2.GREEN ECONOMY 3.NEW SUSTAINABILITY MODEL

14. SERBIA: 2020 RES TARGETS 14  27% of final consumption from RES by 2020 (21% in 2009)  36,6% in electricity sector (28,7% in 2009)  30% in heating sector (25,6% in 2009)  10% in transport (0% in 2009), biofuels 

15. GREEN ECONOMY AS SERBIA’S GENERATOR OF GROWTH Green Economy: Serbia’s road to sustainable economic & social development. 15 * Potential investments of more than €1 billion in the next 3 years * Revival of Serbia’s construction, transport and energy sector and local companies * Employment during construction, operations and in the supply chain * State revenue from taxes * Energy sustainability, security and independence * Sustainable growth: organic agriculture * Reverse the impact of climate change * Environment: reduction in CO2 and other GHG emissions * „Profit sharing“ with local governments and communities * „Social Investment Plans“ * CSR: construction of local roads, school improvements, support to local initiatives * Fair treatment of local firms, farmers, suppliers * Support to LED BIOMASS, WIND FARMS, HYDRO, HEAT PUMPS, MINING…

16. NEW SUSTAINABILITY MODEL: ENERGY SECTOR AS THE KEY MECHANISM OF CHANGE 16 2011: 38% of the total world primary energy use = electricity generation, with the share of 39% of power-related CO 2 emissions in the overall emissions. 2050: 52% of the total primary energy use = electricity generation, with 5% share of power-related CO 2 emissions (IEA, “2DS” scenario). 1. Massive deployment of renewable energy sources during next couple of decades; 2. Fuel switching from coal to gas power plants; 3. After 2030 emissions reductions would primarily come from gas power plants with carbon capture and storage technologies (CCS).

17. MIROSLAV MILETIĆ Vice president Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia

18. Energy of the future City Hall Belgrade, 17 December 2015 ENERGY POLICY OF SERBIA AND THE EU Serbia’s priorities EU’ priorities Source: Strategy of energy development of the RS by 2025, with projections by 2030 Strategy of energy union defines five mutually and strongly connected principles for increase of energy security, sustainability and competitiveness, and they are: Source: http://ec.europa.eu/priorities/energy- union Strategy of Energy Developmen t of the Republic of Serbia Sustainabl e energy Energy security Energy market

19. Energy of the future City Hall Belgrade, 17 December 015 SERBIA’S PLANS The electric power sector of Serbia is the foundation of its industrial development and a key bond in the development of the entire energy system of the Republic of Serbia.

20. Energy of the future City Hall Belgrade, 17 December 2015 GREEN ECONOMY AS A NEW CHANCE Source: Energy sector job mix, Source: UNEP, Towards a Green Economy

22. TIHOMIR SIMIĆ Preliminary conclusions and initiatives of the panel “ENERGY OF THE FUTURE“