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MENDELNET <strong>2013</strong>INTRODUCTIONUsing rural energy production from renewable sources is highly dependent on the specificenvironmental conditions that are not so favorable in the South Moravian Region. The alternativesources play an important role in securing regional self-sufficiency in energy supply. Biomass,solar, hydro, wind and geothermal energy - that can be used to produce electricity, heat andtransport fuels from renewable energy sources."Energy Makes the World Go Round" - this is the name of the chapter in the book Short Circuitwritten by R. Douthwaite (1996). The author summarizes the benefits of renewable anddecentralized energy sources for municipalities there. The energy supplies by electricity and heatour homes, offices and industrial production. However, it caused many problems in its currentform, and I do not think just about environmental pollution. Energy has also a significant impact onthe economy and on making process of political decision.MATERIAL AND METHODSThis paper examines the social and economic aspects of the exploitation renewable energy. Thestudy is methodically trying to validate two hypotheses. I will try to propose a generally validpremise. The premise will be achieved by studying the available foreign and domestic literature andalso by the implementation of quantitative research. The proposed premise will be also based onempirical case of municipalities and sociological analyzes of the community.The following hypotheses are solved in the study:1) The installation of facility for renewable energy refreshes and strengthens the social lifeat concerned municipalities.2) The implementation of projects on renewable energy sources has an increasingacceptance in communities with a low index of age.I will endeavor to verify continuously the hypotheses by deductive approach and I will look forpossible new connections on examples of case studies. By studying the case studies I willsimultaneously verify the hypothesis mentioned in the literature, and their terms expire.The main aim of the study consists in generalizing knowledge for the potential use of renewableenergy sources in the South Moravian countryside.RESULT AND DISCUSSIONThe economic aspects of energy production from renewable energy sources (RES)Hermann Scheer (the Member of the German Parliament and a visionary of renewable energy)looks at the energy production through its chains. If we look at the energy sources in terms ofinternal process chains - according to energy production, we will find that in this regard renewableenergy is much less demanding. It means that both the electricity and the actual operation offacilities for electricity production are less costly (compared with energy from conventionalproduction). (Sheer, 2004)Nowadays, the economic aspect is so important. Many residents prefer lowest price of the products.There are two basic views on the cost of energy from renewable sources (as well as the price of anyproduct): first view is the investor´s view and second is the buyer´s view. Investor (operator) willlogically try setting the price appreciation of its assets invested in investment, while the ordinary488 | P age

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