Our organization is preocupied by renewable energy researches. This, because the renewable energy is the key to the future of low carbon. Increased consumption of renewable energy sources has proven beneficial in many areas. Progress towards European and national targets means that renewable energy sources can effectively replace fossil fuels and support a structural transition to clean energy. These promising developments can prepare European companies to enter the world's new energy sectors, where significant growth is expected. We are also seeing increasing interest and support for clean energy sources among the general public - a factor that could help accelerate the current energy transition. Despite these positive developments, we still have a lot of work to do to make the energy transition a reality.

Renewable energy terms also include energy tips: hydraulic, geothermal, obtained from waste processing, biomass, solar, photovoltaic and Wind. According to the specialized online publication, MarketLine, in the period 2005 - 2010 global revenues from trade in renewable energy and were incorporated in 322 billion, marking or an increase of 6.5% over previous years (2000 - 2004). Over the next five years, 2010-2015, revenues associated with the renewable energy market increased by 8.5% to $ 480 billion. Due to the non-polluting feature of how to reduce production costs, much of the planet's energy future can be secured by renewable energy. World renewable energy consumption increased continuously between 2011 and 2013 (+ 36.31%), from 204.9 mtoe to 279.3 mtoe. Hierarchy of the main 8 energy consuming countries renewables, which account for 70% of the world total, changed insignificantly during the period under review.

Great Britain, in which energy nuclear power has 18.1% of total domestic energy production, is experiencing a decrease in the production of nuclear energy in the analyzed period (2012 - 2014), from 64 TWh (share of 2.73% in nuclear energy), to 57.9 TWh (2.4% share in world energy production).

The global hierarchy of nuclear energy importers shows a big difference between the top two countries in terms of the share of imports held in purchases World Energy Conference (2012). The two countries referred to are the USA (share of 47.3% in world imports of nuclear energy) and the United Kingdom (12.2%).