Elma Durmisevic
Mario Kordic
Senada Demirovic
Ruth Schagemann
Duncan Baker-Brown
Jean Yves Marie
Dominik Breitfuß
Birgul Colakoglu
Carl Bäckstrand
Selma Harrington
Natasa Tabor
Igor Kuvac
Sanela Klaric
Gil Peled
Damir Androsevic
Damir Androsevic
Manager BaseNet d.o.o. 2013-present day
Energy and environmental consulting, management and organization of business, contacts with clients, negotiations, organization of office work, etc.
Bosnian standardization institute – 2018 – present day
Member of the technical committee for standardization
Participation in the work of the technical committee
MALcom Sarajevo 2010 – 2011.
Electrical Engineer
Power engineering, solar and wind power engineering, power generation and transmission equipment, contacts with clients, preparation and submission of tenders, dealing with import and transport of goods..
Various international and local organizations – 2007 – present day
Freelance consultant and interpreter
Consultant in various capacities for energy and environmental development
Info Magazine 2005-2010 Associate journalist
Writing technology news and texts for the Info Magazine Portal and the hard copy version
International Services and Consulting – ISC Sarajevo 2001-2007
Consulting, quality control, organization of various seminars and workshops, translation of English language (written, consecutive, simultaneous),
Lecture series :
18:00 h
Day three
OVERVIEW OF CHALLENGES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TRANSITION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Energy transition is an issue we are facing due to climate changes challenging the old ways and making us adopt new ones. Replacement of fossil energy sources is rarely easy or straightforward. There is a rising global awareness and pressure to control and mitigate the climate change through agreements like the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement but there is no certainty and the process is evolving, depending of changing political, social, technological, economy and environmental situation.
Energy transition is difficult and complicated and for countries like BiH it is even more true. Bosnia and Herzegovina is not supposed to have a big problem with energy transition. A small country with abundant untapped hydropower potential of up to 60%, and huge wind and solar potential in Herzegovina with its Mediterranean climate and features. Unfortunately, reality is quite different.