Aspects Regarding Implementation of Renewable Energy Sources in Romania up to 2050

Dusmanescu, Dorel

doi:10.4018/ijsem.2013100101

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“…Moreover, the emergence and development of the biofuels segment attracted new transnational companies that initially had nothing to do with the production of agricultural products. However, the production of biofuels is a rather controversial topic considering that agricultural lands are no longer used to meet the food needs of the population, but to generate products used for energy as it si argued by Dusmanescu, (2013) or Ene et al, (2017). The liberalization of capital movements internationally was also reflected in the increase in FDI flows concentrated in the agricultural sector, the maximum being reached in 2007.…”

Section: Transformation Of Agrifood Sector Under the Influence Of Formentioning

confidence: 99%

Implication of TNCS In Agri-Food Sector – Challenges, Constraints and Limits - Profit or CSR?

Panait¹,

Erokhin²,

Andrei³

2020

Proceedings of the 25th International Scientific Conference Strategic Management and Decision Support Systems in Strategic Mana

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In completive economies, agriculture represents a vital sector in generating economic growth and provides significant employment for the rural population. Still, the recent transformation of the agricultural sector has generated massive debates on the implication of TNCs in providing sustainability and wellbeing for rural communities. The main aim of the manuscript is to provide a synoptic and integrative analysis of the implication of TNCs in agri-food sector by highlight the challenges, constraints and limits. The article outline a general framework of the main transformation of agri-food sector under the influence of foreign capital and present ways in which the CSR could be applied in agri-food sector for reducing discrepancies and poverty.

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Section: Transformation Of Agrifood Sector Under the Influence Of Formentioning

confidence: 99%

Implication of TNCS In Agri-Food Sector – Challenges, Constraints and Limits - Profit or CSR?

Panait¹,

Erokhin²,

Andrei³

2020

Proceedings of the 25th International Scientific Conference Strategic Management and Decision Support Systems in Strategic Mana

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“…Many experts believe that the use of renewable energy is a solution that could help reduce the problem of energy poverty, despite the challenges and limitations associated with the use of this energy source. Even if the generation of such energy in some cases entails more costs than conventional energy generation, experts underline the short-and long-term benefits of its use [96]. The implementation of renewable energy projects generates not only disputes related to the costs and financing of investments, but also to their acceptance by local communities (due to the negative external effects generated in the form of aesthetics, noise, biodiversity degradation, etc.)…”

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The Role of Renewable Energy Sources in Alleviating Energy Poverty in Households in Poland

2021

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Energy poverty is a problem that affects all member states of the European Union to a varying degree, including Poland, where about 9% of the population is at risk of energy poverty. The article aims to show the changes in energy poverty in Poland in 2010–2018. The specific goal, however, is to evaluate government measures aimed at reducing energy poverty through investments based on renewable energy sources. To present changes in the level of energy poverty in 2010–2018, the authors proposed a new synthetic measure that unifies several different measures used by researchers and allows for a comprehensive assessment of this phenomenon. The conducted research showed that in 2010–2018 there was a slow but visible decrease in the level of energy poverty in Poland. In addition, the article indicates investments in renewable energy sources that may have a positive impact on reducing the scale of energy poverty in Poland. The programs implemented with national and EU public funds, which finance investments in renewable energy sources in Poland, are also presented.

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“…The implementation of renewable energy projects does not generate only disputes related to costs and investment financing, but also to their acceptance by local communities (given the negative externalities generated-like aesthetics, noise, biodiversity degradation, etc.). However, the renewable energy production projects could be a solution for the development of rural communities, which, in this way, providing the necessary energy, attracting the local labor force, thus ensuring the increase of the incomes of the local population [56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63][64].…”

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Energy Poverty in European Union: Assessment Difficulties, Effects on the Quality of Life, Mitigation Measures. Some Evidences from Romania

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The scope of this research is to explore the relations between energy poverty, quality of life and renewable energy. First, an analysis of concept evolution, economic and social implications and the difficulties in assessing energy poverty was conducted by analyzing the data from Eurostat regarding electricity prices for households and arrears on utility bills between 2009 and 2018 and the solutions for combating energy poverty from the EU. In the next part, a cross-country analysis regarding Granger causality between indicators representing all three dimensions was conducted. The period of the analysis was between 2010 and 2019 for the 28 EU member states. In the final part of the article, the situation of Romania was analyzed. The phenomenon of energy poverty is not marginal but is underestimated and superficially approached. Starting from the dominant discussions on the concepts and tools practiced at international level, this article makes a proposal for a working model for various regions in Romania, taking in consideration the financial potential of the geographic areas and the possibilities of accessing unconventional energies by local communities. Through a case study based on the analysis of relevant energy resource statistics, the article identifies main shortcomings and opportunities for Romania and proposes concrete recommendations of sustainable public policies on the elimination of energy poverty. In some geographic areas where this was not possible, we propose how to diminish the effects of this social phenomenon. Our proposals for the case study focus on supporting populations in areas where access to energy sources is difficult and there is a lack of energy infrastructure, the government programs being an alternative to access green (renewable) energies. Even if this may seem expensive to some specialists in the economy, access to energy sources of any kind brings social advantages by improving quality of life-in this case, a real victory in the fight against energy poverty.

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Aspects Regarding Implementation of Renewable Energy Sources in Romania up to 2050

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Implication of TNCS In Agri-Food Sector – Challenges, Constraints and Limits - Profit or CSR?

Implication of TNCS In Agri-Food Sector – Challenges, Constraints and Limits - Profit or CSR?

The Role of Renewable Energy Sources in Alleviating Energy Poverty in Households in Poland

Energy Poverty in European Union: Assessment Difficulties, Effects on the Quality of Life, Mitigation Measures. Some Evidences from Romania

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