Analýza energetického trhu v České republice s důrazem na úlohu obnovitelných zdrojů od roku 2007 po rok 2019

The bachelor thesis deals with the issue of renewable sources and their role in the energy market in the Czech Republic. The theoretical part of the thesis defines the basic concepts related to the issue, the legal regulation of the energy market and renewable sources in the Czech and European Union law. In order to achieve the thesis‘s goal with the use of statistical-analytical and comparative methods, the practical part focuses on the research into renewable energy sources in the Czech Republic, their development, current use, support and last but not least labor productivity, where a unique formula was created. The thesis also compares individual types of renewable energy sources according to basic economic variables, summarizes the main advantages and disadvantages of their use and compares the mentioned indicators with the economies of the Visegrad Group. The analysis shows that photovoltaic and wind turbines has the lowest operating and investment costs. Hydropower plants dominate in terms of economic life. The work also concludes, among other things, that within the set targets for the share of energy production from renewable sources in consumption, the Czech Republic is the most successful with a 15.2% share. Slovakia is the best in terms of labor productivity with 482 kWh of energy produced per worker per year. Given their potential and increasing pressure on world leaders to reduce emissions, renewable energy sources will play a role in shaping the future concept of climate and energy policy.