Progress in the use of renewable energy sources in Scotland

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Branka Dimitrijević
Department of Architecture, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

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The talk provides a brief overview of the application of renewable energy sources in Scotland, including legal and other instruments that stimulated the growth of related research, innovations and their use in practice. The contribution of Scottish universities, research networks and institutions is analysed to determine the significance of their role in strengthening the capacities for innovation and education of the increasing number of professionals operating in this economic sector. The talk also presents the most important achievements in the use of renewable energy sources in Scotland in the last two decades and the aims of future development.

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DIMITRIJEVIĆ, Branka. Progress in the use of renewable energy sources in Scotland. Zbornik Međunarodne konferencije o obnovljivim izvorima električne energije – MKOIEE, [S.l.], v. 10, n. 1, p. 1-7, nov. 2022. Dostupno na: <https://izdanja.smeits.rs/index.php/mkoiee/article/view/6794>. Datum pristupa: 16 mar. 2025
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God. 10 Br. 1 (2022): Zbornik 10. Međunarodne konferencije o obnovljivim izvorima električne energije
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