Analýza vývoje produkce elektrické energie v České republice od roku 1989 do současnosti

The aim of this work is to analyze the production of electricity in the Czech Republic from 1989 to the present time. In the work will be analyzed primary energy sources, namely fossil fuels, nuclear power, large water resources and renewable resources. The focus will be mainly on the production of electricity by nuclear fission. This theme is very important in the national economy and is still very relevant, since energy, particularly the production and distribution of electrical energy is a strategic sector of the economy. This statement is based on how revenues from the energy sector to the state budget and financial turnover and the amount of capital invested in this industry. The first part, called the theoretical-methodological, will deal with economic theories such as the theory of market competition, monopoly theory or theories of regulation and liberalization. Also will be explained and characterized the basic concepts of energy and physics, which will be used in this work. Practical work will include an analysis of the production of electricity from four primary sources: fossil, nuclear, large water and renewable energy resources. It examined the development of electricity production from various sources in the energy mix in a given time period and changes in the shares of resources due to the liberalization of the sector and subsequent government interventions. It analyzed the evolution of parameters such as industry revenue and its share of GDP or government revenue resulting from the energy sector.