Sustainable water resources management of Prokletije region

Svetlana M Stevovic; Hranislav Milošević; Ivan Stevović; Sabahudin Hadrović

doi:10.5937/industrija42-4699

Svetlana M Stevovic University Union Nikola Tesla, Department of civil construction management, Belgrade, Serbia
Hranislav Milošević University Pristina, Faculty for Natural Sciences and Mathematics Kosovska Mitrovica,Serbia
Ivan Stevović Singidunum University , Faculty of Business Economics, Belgrade, Serbia
Sabahudin Hadrović University Union Nikola Tesla, Faculty of ecology and environmental protection, Belgrade, Serbia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/industrija42-4699

Abstract

The main goal of this paper is the upgrading of classic economic analyses of optimal concept selection of small hydro development. Techno-economic small hydro system needs to be environmentally friendly and socially acceptable solution. Environmental and social parameters are quantified by Delphi method. They are results of Environmental and Social impact assessment study of the project. Environmental and social parameters are incorporated in the techno-economic analyses for the optimal sustainable concept of small hydro development, by Elektra method, as possible multi attributive operational research model. System of small hydro power plants optimization for Prokletije streams catchments area is case study where the developed model is tested and proofed. Economic cost and total investment of fifteen possible small hydro power plants has been upgraded with quantified environmental and social parameters and analyzed in the function of sustainable economic development of Prokletije region.

Author Biography

Svetlana M Stevovic, University Union Nikola Tesla, Department of civil construction management, Belgrade, Serbia

Redovni profesor na katedri Energy, water and environment.

Naucni savetnik za oblast obnovljivih izvora energije.

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