Development of Energy Cooperation Between Russia and China

An, Jun-Won; Дорофеев, М. Л.; Zhu, Shouxian

doi:10.32479/ijeep.8509

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“…The relationship between the ownership structure and the market value of listed commercial banks in China is also studied ( Lukin, 2019 ; Ni, 2019 ). It is concluded that, the United States should seek more control to strengthen their influence over Chinese listed commercial banks ( An et al., 2020 ).…”

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Trade war effects: evidence from sectors of energy and resources in Africa

Mikhaylov

Richter

2020

Heliyon

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The US government proposes to impose tariffs on up to $50 billion of Chinese imports leading to significant concerns over the Trade War between the US and China. The article evaluates and examines the market responses of companies in both countries, depending on their direct and indirect exposures to US-China trade. Moreover, this paper fills the gap in literature about deglobalization in Energy and Resources Sectors in Africa. This paper proves the idea that US companies that are more dependent on exports and imports from China have lower stock and bond returns, and, at the same time, higher default risks in the short time aspect. The article found Trade War effects in energy and resources companies in Africa in the last years: on ownership rank, on credit country rank, on default risks and on their profitability. The paper also demonstrates that companies’ indirect exposure to US-China trade through domestic input-output links affects their responses to news on the subject matter. These findings suggest that the state of US-China trade of energy and resources is much more complex than the simplistic view of global trade that was in the beginning of Trade War with China. As a result of the Trade War, the real changes in stock prices of China companies (-0.07%) in energy and resource sectors is less than the same changes in US companies in Africa (-0.32%) in 2019. Also, the probability of default of Chinese companies (average default probability changed in -0.08%) in energy and resource sectors changed less than the same rank of US companies in Africa (average default probability changed by -0.84%).

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Trade war effects: evidence from sectors of energy and resources in Africa

Mikhaylov

Richter

2020

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“…Fuel energy plays a leading role in the Russian economy and in the life of its society (An, J., Dorofeev, M., Zhu, S., 2020). It is important to study the national characteristics of the oil market (Mikhaylov, 2019).…”

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Energy Prices and Households’ Incomes Growth Proportions in Russia’s Case Context

Morozko

Morozk

Didenko

2021

IJEEP

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The article describes the past and future energy and natural resources policies in Russia. The authors consider the main trends and prospects in the state energy policy. The article shows the relationship between the National Welfare Fund growth and the decline in consumption. The authors argue the ability of raw materials revenues to solve problems of social financing. The analysis relies on the VAR and VECM-model to test the generated hypotheses. The model explores changes in energy prices in proportion to changes in individual factors of social and savings policies, taking into account the random component. We take the two most important elements of population income -these are social payments and wages. The article provides an opportunity to reflect on the ability of the innovative distribution of oil and gas revenues to change current social policies. The study complements our knowledge of the lack of social financing and the need to increase the real level of income.

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“…Despite government`s attempts to build up and diversify energy capacities, the last ten years have seen little change (Nyangarika et al, 2019a;Nyangarika et al, 2019b;Ang, 2007;Ang, 2009). By 2021, without the introduction of new energy capacities, the country will again face energy deficiency problem (Gardner et al, 1993;An et al, 2020). The situation is aggravated by the need for a substantial reduction in the coal-based power plants that produce the vast majority of electricity by 2030, in accordance with the Paris Climate Agreement signed by South Africa.…”

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Russian energy projects in South Africa

Mikhaylov

2020

J. energy South. Afr.

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From early 2019, South Africa and Russia have planned to increase their energy trade. Russia can become one of the world’s five largest energy exporters. This study examines of the cost of a kilowatt of electricity generated by coal power projects in South Africa and compares nuclear electricity with other types of green energy. This method must help to improve the management decision-making process in South Africa for energy exporta. Reasons for this persistence include the marketing strategies of Russian companies for seeking new markets in industrialised and postindustrial countries where, due to intensive competition, sales of Russian high-tech products are often unsuccessful. Renewable energy gives a chance to potentially reduce poverty in South Africa. The study concludes that imported crude oil is more suited to the needs of the refining industry of South Africa. The consumption for this type of energy in areas not concerning industry is insignificant and its increase is unlikely to be observed in the future. Highlights• Nuclear energy is popular energy source in South Africa now.• Provision of sustainable energy services helps to find the sources for economic growth. • Renewable energy technologies have opportunity for reduce nuclear production in South Africa.• Bio-energy can become the main source of energy in South Africa.

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Development of Energy Cooperation Between Russia and China

Cited by 30 publications

References 19 publications

Trade war effects: evidence from sectors of energy and resources in Africa

Trade war effects: evidence from sectors of energy and resources in Africa

Energy Prices and Households’ Incomes Growth Proportions in Russia’s Case Context

Russian energy projects in South Africa

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