A game-theoretic approach for investigating the competition between energy producers under the energy resilience index: A case study of Iran

Jamali, Mohammad-Bagher; Rasti−Barzoki, Morteza; Altmann, Jörn

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2023.104598

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“…In contrast, transitioning to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, such as renewable energy, can enhance energy resilience by reducing reliance on finite and polluting resources [97]. On the one hand, this transition can contribute to a more diversified and robust energy portfolio, enabling greater adaptability and resilience in the face of disruptions and shocks [98]. On the other hand, the more energy resilience and government support there is for energy supply, the higher the energy output achieved through renewable energy compared to non-renewable energy [99].…”

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Exploring the Influence of the Digital Economy on Energy, Economic, and Environmental Resilience: A Multinational Study across Varied Carbon Emission Groups

Ghezelbash,

Liu,

Fahimifard

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Rapid advancements in digital technologies have accelerated global change, underscoring the critical role of resilience in addressing the escalating energy, economic, and environmental challenges. This paper investigates the effects and mechanisms of the digital economy on energy, economic, and environmental resilience within the context of these challenges. By utilizing panel data from 66 countries spanning the period from 2000 to 2020, this analysis employs robust panel data models and incorporates tests such as the Hausman and Leamer tests, and exploratory factor analysis. The results reveal a notable positive impact of the digital economy on resilience across various countries and time periods. However, when it comes to carbon emissions, a more intricate pattern emerges, suggesting a negative influence on resilience in environmental, energy, and economic domains. Interestingly, countries with below-average carbon emissions show more positive effects on economic resilience due to the digital economy. On the other hand, the effect of the digital economy on energy resilience is less prominent in below-average carbon-emitting nations, while carbon emissions have a more significant impact within this subgroup. Above-average carbon-emitting countries experience limited effects of the digital economy on environmental resilience, while below-average carbon-emitting countries face challenges with significant carbon emissions impacting their environmental resilience.

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Exploring the Influence of the Digital Economy on Energy, Economic, and Environmental Resilience: A Multinational Study across Varied Carbon Emission Groups

Ghezelbash,

Liu,

Fahimifard

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…This research conducts a thorough investigation into sustainability and resilience within a supply chain, comprising a single supplier and multiple stores. It examines challenges related to managing demand uncertainty and profitability, and explores how sustainability impacts the supply chain's ability to handle disruptions, aiming to enhance both sustainability and resilience [5], [6]. Additionally, it seeks to uncover strategies for stores to maximize profits while maintaining sustainable practices, including quantity-based policies, operational efficiency, and the integration of sustainable approaches for profitability [4].…”

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Analyzing Quantity-based Strategies for Supply Chain Sustainability and Resilience in Uncertain Environment

SAIDI,

BASSOU,

HLYAL

et al. 2024

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In today's interconnected world, where supply chains are the backbone of commerce, ensuring their resilience and sustainability is paramount. This study investigates how quantity-based strategies in supply chain networks are influenced by sustainability and resilience considerations. A conceptual framework is devised, focusing on a two-echelon supply chain network comprising a central supplier and multiple stores. A stochastic mathematical model is constructed to tackle demand uncertainty while incorporating parameters related to sustainability and resilience. Competitive negotiations between suppliers and stores aim at maximizing expected profits. Two store configurations are examined: non-cooperative and cooperative. Supplier resilience is reinforced through strategies like security stocks and diversified sourcing, while sustainability efforts are considered by the supplier and stores. Results show that demand following a uniform distribution benefits stores and suppliers, and cooperative behavior among stores leads to higher profitability. Sustainability initiatives impact expected profits, with security stocks particularly advantageous for supplier profitability. The utilization of foreign products has a detrimental effect on expected profits, emphasizing the significance of government regulation via customs fees. The study underscores the importance of integrating sustainability and resilience in supply chain networks. It concludes with reflections on model limitations and proposes avenues for future research in this domain.

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Advances in emerging digital technologies for energy efficiency and energy integration in smart cities

Zhou,

Liu

2024

Energy and Buildings

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A game-theoretic approach for investigating the competition between energy producers under the energy resilience index: A case study of Iran

Cited by 9 publications

References 48 publications

Exploring the Influence of the Digital Economy on Energy, Economic, and Environmental Resilience: A Multinational Study across Varied Carbon Emission Groups

Exploring the Influence of the Digital Economy on Energy, Economic, and Environmental Resilience: A Multinational Study across Varied Carbon Emission Groups

Analyzing Quantity-based Strategies for Supply Chain Sustainability and Resilience in Uncertain Environment

Advances in emerging digital technologies for energy efficiency and energy integration in smart cities

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