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9 Int'l J. Econ. & L. 9 (2019)

handle is hein.journals/ijecol9 and id is 1 raw text is: UDC 502.14:342.72/.73 Review paper Recived: January 15, 2019. Acceptee: April 04, 2019 Coreresponding author: Dragana Barjaktarevic dragbarja@gmail.com RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND ENERGY LAW Dragana Barjaktarevic', Liljana Markovic2 'Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia, e-mail:dragbarja@gmail.com 2Ministry of Finance - Treasury Department, e-mail: markovicliljana17@gmail.com Abstract: The connection between energy law and environmental law is reflected through the influ- ence that the field of energy, i.e. subjects of energy law, do their activity on the environment. The fact we're having in mind that energy activities (production, transport, consumption, storage...) continu- ally disturb the environment. The aim of this paper is exactly to point out the connection between the use of energy and the adverse effects that these activities cause during their normal performance, which is sometimes tolerated for economic or other reasons, although through their effects in the long term may be detrimental. In this regard, the paper analyzes connection between energy law and envi- ronmental law by analyzing the terms, sources and principles of these two branches of law. Comparing the regulations between one and the other area of law, it concludes that the legal acts which regulate the field of energy, emphasize the requirement for respecting the regulations of the environmental protection, which indicates the connection between of the areas that are the subject of research. In this regard, when the competent authority makes decisions which are related to the one of the foregoing areas, it must also have in mind, i.e. consult regulations from another area too, which indicates the need for an integrated approach. Certainly, the field of energy is not the only polluter of the environ- ment, but the overall influence of primary and secondary sources of pollution in this field, which are the consequences of the necessity of production and consumption of energy, it is not negligible. Keywords: environmental law, energy law, The Paris Agreement, The Energy Charter Treaty

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