رویکرد سازمان تجارت جهانی به انرژیهای تجدیدپذیر در تئوری و عمل.

World Trade Organisation which replaced GATT, has entered new domains in addition to General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT); e.g. trade aspects of intellectual property and anti-dumping measures. In some of them like TRIPS, it’s pioneer in rule-setting and in some like subsidies, it is the first time that mandatory rules have been envisaged. In Doha negotiations, commenced since 2001, following the organization's ministerial conference, many subjects have been put forward like environment in addition to conventional issues like tariff reduction except for energy, and only renewable energies are visible in WTO practice. The present paper tries to find the place of (renewable) energy in main WTO agreements and practice using a descriptive-analytical approach, and concludes that (renewable) energy lacks enough attention in the organisation's agreements and practice. It tries to give practical solutions for improvement of this kind of energy in WTO, suggest that the issue of energy be included as a comprehensive agreement in WTO's negotiation agenda. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]