The element that is widely used in the use of electricity is in any case the battery. The battery as an element that stores excess energy for later use has found its true meaning in recent times. With the development of electric cars and especially the development of new sources of electricity. In both cases, batteries with a very large capacity ar...

By Hamza Šehović, Bekir Fulan, Anel Ikanović, Semir Nurkić

Sustainable development is a key approach for improving the economic and ecological balance in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the circular economy plays a central role in this process. By focusing on optimizing the use of resources, reducing waste, and promoting recycling, the circular economy can significantly contribute to sustainable development. I...

By Jelisaveta Seka Cvijanović, Slađana Batinić

The reason for writing our paper is to present the possibilities for accelerating the development of the green economy in Bosnia and Herzegovina by utilizing domestic financial resources that remain unused by businesses and the population. These funds could be put into function to accelerate the development of the green economy by having entity gov...

By Husein Mehmedović, Anesa Škiljan, Zlatko Sviben

Green transition refers to the shift towards a sustainable economic and social system aimed at reducing the negative impact on the environment while maintaining economic stability and social justice. Sustainable development, as a modern concept, implies a balance between economic growth and social responsibility. A dynamic economy, combined with ec...

By Halid Ganija, Arif Ganija

The paper deals with waste management based on aspects of the circular economy and environmental protection. Large amounts of waste are generated in the world every day due to urbanization, technological development and the increase in human population. The development of modern society has conditioned the production of new, more sophisticated prod...

By Jovana Radaković

Green energy is the energy of the future. Natural, that is, primary forms of energy can be divided into renewable and non-renewable, considering the time possibility of their exhaustion. We say renewable, because with these sources it is a fact that energy is consumed in an amount that does not exceed the rate at which it is created in nature. Econ...

By Mirsad Nuković, Edib Hajrović

The top topic of the 21st century is hydrogen. Europe has adopted goals for a clean industry and established a century-long timeline for implementing its plans. This fact places hydrogen technologies in a civilizational dimension equal to regional values. The decarbonization of industry, transport, and energy is locked in. As things stand now, the ...

By Mehmed Konaković, Abidin Deljanin

The integration of energy storage into distibution networks is becoming a key in the modernization of power systems. This paper explores various energy storage technologies, including battery systems, pumped storage, thermal storage, and kinetic storage, analyzing their advantages and disadvantages. A particular focus is placed on the role of energ...

By Belmin Šehić, Saša Đekić

As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, the focus is on transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The energy transitions taking place around the world are primarily driven by the integration of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar energy. These variable renewable energy sources require energy storage capabilities ...

By Kasim Bajramović, Irhad Bajramović, Irfan Bajramović

Broadband access telecommunications networks require a detailed analysis of energy consumption and the implementation of redundant structures for efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Increasing energy prices and the need for network reliability highlight the importance of optimizing energy consumption and reducing environmental impact. The solution l...

By Zijad Havić, Bekir Fulan