3 research outputs found
THE ROLE OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
In this article, the authors analyse, based on
the study, the correlation between research,
innovation and development. Research in the field
of economics is the aptitude of the Romanian
Academy, which, from ancient times until now,
has dealt with research under the most diverse
forms of the technological level of the country. As
far as economic research is concerned, it is very
clear that in this field, many personalities have
put their mark on the study and research of economic
relations, the development of economic
models, thinking and dare to publish large-scale
works that have found place in libraries and
research base of later researchers. The Romanian
education is anchored in the study, research and
learning that is a continuous process within the
Romanian economic system. With regard to the
international context, it emerges that Romanian
researchers have had and still have an active
presence, being members of various R & D institutions,
as well as in the current development
but especially the perspective of the scientific
research in the field economic
Analysis of the Situation of Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Consumption in the European Union
In this article, the authors present the results of research undertaken in relation to the situation regarding renewable and non-renewable energy reserves in the European Union, as well as the way in which this energy is consumed. The general view presented regarding energy resources around the world is that oil, natural gas and coal are being exhausted at an alarming rate and if we continue to exploit these oil resources at our current pace, we will see a massive depletion in energy resources over the next 41 years. The authors also focus on representing the intensity of greenhouse gas emissions from energy consumption, demonstrating that it has shown a slight decrease in the European Union. The resources and consumption of renewable and non-renewable energy were analyzed in close interdependence with these indicators under study, such as final energy consumption, renewable energy and total energy production, in order to give a correct interpretation of how these resources are used. At the same time, starting from the fact that the world economy is currently facing a cluster of crises (pandemic, financial-economic, energy, general resources), it was deemed important to highlight the fact that the total production of energy demonstrated an oscillating trend during this period