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Aleksandar is a member of the Advisory Board to the Russian Power Conference since 2002 and ongoing, and of the UNECE Group of Experts in Sustainable Energy, as well as a regular consultant to the World Bank and contributor to the Oil and Gas Economy and Law (OGEL) network. He won an Innovation Award at the Power-Gen Europe Conference in 2002.
Introduction. Energy economics, geopolitics of energy, Western Balkans, EU integration, infrastructure, natural gas, LNG, power generation, energy policy. Current institution. OIES. gas ...
We were very fortunate to have persuaded Aleksandar Kovacevic to write this study for us. His intimate knowledge and enthusiasm for the countries of the region, their energy systems,
During the first three weeks of January 2009, as it became clear that by far the most serious impacts of the loss of Russian gas supplies through Ukraine were being suffered in south east Europe, I spoke almost every day to Aleksandar Kovacevic.
•Economics of natural gas use: residential heating, district heating, fertilizers, industrial use, transport? •Gas versus lignite in power generation? •Sustainability of lignite power generation capacity? •Gas and renewables in power generation? •Purchasing power of customers? •Persistent energy poverty? •Weather sensitivity of ...
His analyses of the impacts of the Russia – Ukraine gas crisis (OIES, 2009) became reference for the new EU security of supply directive. He contributes regularly to Oil & Gas Economy & Law international network, UNECE sustainable energy practice and Central Europe Gas conference.
The Impact of the Russia-Ukraine Gas Crisis in South Eastern Europe. The Potential Contribution of Natural Gas to Sustainable Development in South Eastern Europe. Re-Thinking Obrenovac Lignite Complex. Stuck in the Past - Energy, Environment and Poverty in Serbia and Montenegro.
