Abstract
This paper is concerned with an application of multi-objective methods in long term energy planning. The methods are useful in decreasing the uncertainties related to imperfect representation of the decision making process. First the policy issues, main reasons for diversity and complexity of the decision making process, are described. Furthermore, the energy model and adopted method of research are briefly introduced.
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