Energy Co-ops as a Driver for Bio-Energy Sector Growth in Ukraine

Kurbatova, Tetiana; Hyrchenko, Ye.

doi:10.1109/ieps.2018.8559516

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“…a to achieve goals of global international financial institutions for SD, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development allocates credits to companies only for 'green' projects (Ecotown, 2016a(Ecotown, , 2016b b to achieve goals of the 'green' national energy sector, the government offers specific incentives such as soft loans, lending, 'green' tariffs, incentives for green investment, etc. (Fedosenko, 2016a(Fedosenko, , 2016bKurbatova and Hyrchenko, 2018;Kurbatova and Skibina, 2019;Kurbatova et al, 2020;Prokopenko et al, 2021; c to achieve goals of national transport electrification, the government introduces economic incentives including tax exemptions for the import of electric cars, free charging of electric vehicles, and others (Yakovleva, 2016a(Yakovleva, , 2016b d to achieving goals of energy saving, local governments set financial incentives such as subsidies, grants for house-owners and communities of co-owners of apartment buildings engaged in saving measures (heat insulation, installation of solar panels and wind generators (Turlik'yan, 2016;Yurko, 2016;Sotnyk et al, 2018Sotnyk et al, , 2020.…”

Section: Trialectics Of Systems Analysismentioning

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Socio-economic innovations in systems analysis: environmental and economic aspects

Yevdokimov

Melnyk

et al. 2022

IJETM

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Current socio-economic development framework provides insufficient opportunities to apply traditional decision making and managerial tools. Specifically, it ignores the bifurcation (qualitative) changes in economic systems as well as critical relationships between the economy and environment. This results in nonlinear relationships between socio-economic and environmental factors. In fact, ecological and economic effects are complex multi-factorial phenomena. The paper offers a methodological approach that defines the overall effect from economic activities of an economic agent with the help of a correction coefficient, which is based on the ratio of internal and external effects. This methodology is applied to define the correction coefficients in the Ukrainian economy on the basis of the data collected over more than 40 years. The paper also offers the analysis of investment business projects in Sumy Region showing internal, external effects, and integral results of the investment business projects.

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Section: Trialectics Of Systems Analysismentioning

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Socio-economic innovations in systems analysis: environmental and economic aspects

Yevdokimov

Melnyk

et al. 2022

IJETM

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“…The goals of the Third Industrial Revolution (Industry 3.0) were proclaimed in the second half of the 2000s by the European Commission and aimed to prevent a global environmental crisis. The EU has formulated the following specific tasks: transition to alternative energy sources, in particular through the introduction of state support mechanisms aimed at encouraging green energy production, consumption, and transmission (Kurbatova et al, 2018;Prokopenko et al, 2021;Skibina et al, 2021), electrification of transport; the formation of horizontal production systems (in particular, EnerNet); fast dematerialization of the processes of production and consumption (Rifkin, 2013;Shahan, 2020;Shkarupa, et al, 2017;Klymchuk et al, 2020).…”

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Transformation of the human capital reproduction in line with Industries 4.0 and 5.0

Melnyk

Kubatko

Matsenko

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Problems and Perspectives in Management

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The study’s relevance relates to the transformation of the human capital reproduction during the transition to a new socio-economic model and changes (digitalization, cyberization, customization, etc.) that are now taking place within Industries 4.0 and 5.0. The purpose of the study is to formulate the content and key directions of learning processes based on modeling and the formation of digital twins for the production and consumption of goods. The research method is based on the analysis of structural links in socio-economic systems, where the potential of human capital is realized. The study describes a trialectic model for the system development mechanism, which gives grounds to distinguish three types of essential components of implementing the specialists’ competencies (material, information, and communication). Based on the concept of “system of systems”, the necessity of multifunctional training of specialists for socio-economic systems is substantiated and shown on the list of personal knowledge/skills in the renewable energy sector. Recent trends in the reproduction of human capital, such as intellectualization, increased communication, internationalization, acquisition of skills, customization, and communication with consumers, are stated in line with Industries 4.0 and 5.0. The potential for future research is aimed at harmonizing relations between humans and cyber-physical systems, motivating the needs for self-development, and using disruptive technologies in the reproduction of human capital. AcknowledgmentThe publication contains the results of research of the European Commission grants “Jean Monnet Chair in EU Economic Policies and Civil Society” (619878-EPP-1-2020-1-UA-EPPJMO-CHAIR) and EU legislative, economic and social transition to sustainable society within Industry 4.0 and 5.0 (619997-EPP-1-2020-1-UA-EPPJMO-CHAIR).The paper is prepared within the scientific research projects “Sustainable development and resource security: from disruptive technologies to digital transformation of Ukrainian economy” (No. 0121U100470) and “Fundamentals of the phase transition to the additive economy: from disruptive technologies to institutional socialization of decisions” No. 0121U109557), funded by the general fund of the state budget of Ukraine.

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“…It should be noted that above measures should be considered in conjunction with other ones that may have a positive impact on the effective integration of green electricity into the United Energy System of Ukraine. Such measures include: connection of Ukraine's energy system to the grid of the European Union with a permit to import electricity [29]; introduction of demand management mechanisms, when consumers are actively involved in balancing the grid, for example, charging electric cars in moments of excess electricity [29]; development of decentralized energy systems based on renewable energy resources [30,31], as a large number of geographically spaced renewable power plants will reduce the unevenness of the electricity production schedule and increase the flexibility of the grid.…”

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Balancing Ukraine’s energy system: challenges under high renewable energy penetration and the COVID-19 pandemic

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The paper deals with the problems of balancing the United Energy System of Ukraine caused by high renewable energy penetration and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the energy sector. The paper analyses the trends in renewable energy development, the dynamics and structure of electricity consumption and export in pre-epidemic and epidemic periods and identifies the main challenges to operational security of the United Energy System of Ukraine. The methodical approach to improve the methodology for estimation of country’s energy security level by considering the index of developing capacities for balancing the United Energy System of Ukraine is suggested. In addition, proposals have been made to reduce threats to the stable work of the United Energy System of Ukraine by putting into operation of energy storage capacities, promoting the development of мaneuvering renewable energy capacities, and implementation of other appropriate measures in this field.

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Energy Co-ops as a Driver for Bio-Energy Sector Growth in Ukraine

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Socio-economic innovations in systems analysis: environmental and economic aspects

Socio-economic innovations in systems analysis: environmental and economic aspects

Transformation of the human capital reproduction in line with Industries 4.0 and 5.0

Balancing Ukraine’s energy system: challenges under high renewable energy penetration and the COVID-19 pandemic

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