Energy efficiency and energy security in the integrated national energy and climate plan of the Republic of Serbia for the period until 2030 with a vision until 2050

The Law on Energy Efficiency and Rational Use of Energy is harmonized with the regulations in the field of energy efficiency in the EU, which was adopted with the aim of improving certain provisions of the existing Law on Efficient Use of Energy, the aforementioned legal document today represents a key framework for the field of energy efficiency, which determines the precise conditions and methods for the efficient use of energy and energy sources, the policy of efficient use of energy, energy management systems, measures of energy efficiency policy, energy use in buildings, energy activities and end customers, for energy facilities and energy services, energy labeling and requirements in terms of eco-design, financing, incentives and other measures in this area. Due to the need to implement a global framework that would contribute to avoiding dangerous climate changes by limiting global warming to a level well below 2°C, a multilateral process for implementing climate change measures was initiated. At the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP21), the Paris Agreement was adopted as the first universal legally binding international agreement on climate change.