Energy investment risk assessment for nations along China’s Belt &amp; Road Initiative

Duan, Fei; Ji, Qiang; Bing-yue, Liu; Fan, Ying

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.09.152

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“…Duan et al, 2018 [5] Overseas energy investment as an effective way of securing energy supply is being favored by the world's leading energy-consuming countries.…”

Section: Journal Of Petroleum Science and Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Political instability invites strike, procession, blockade, and other damaging activities which are very harmful to running as mooth business and bears great risks [5]. A safe investment requires low political risk and political stability for international trade.…”

Section: Political Riskmentioning

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“…This study identified some investment risks like investment permit from government agencies, tax and tariffs, construction and electricity permits, logistic support and contract enforcement [40]. OBOR minimizes in- [5]. But still, need some clarification from OBOR authority for minimizing future investment risk.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The OBOR initiative already achieved its partnership from 5 countries of Central Asia, Mongolia from East Asia, 8 countries from South Asia, 10 ASEAN countries, 18 from West Asia and Northern Africa, 7 from Commonwealth of the Independent States and 16 from Middle Eastern Europe [5]. According to a statistic of EIA, 58.8% oil, 79.9% natural gas and 54.0% coal of the world's total energy is under the hand of OBOR partner countries [6].…”

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“…The main energy exporting countries are from Middle East, Russia, and Central Asia. Energy trading becomes in high risks due to the singular economic system, political risk, and lack of financial technology [5]. Therefore, the energy business is one of the prime concerns of OBOR for stimulating the future energy business development ( Figure 1).…”

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One Belt One Road (OBOR) Initiative of China is a mega and historical project which facilitates international oil, gas and energy trade and connects people over the world. This article examines the oil, gas, and energy business status under OBOR. It also explores the risk associated with oil, gas and energy business under OBOR initiative of China. The article used secondary sources extensively. The article reveals that China is the top-level energy importing country and the strategy of OBOR is favorable for oil, gas and energy business for all partner countries of OBOR. It also explores the potential risk for oil, gas and energy business under OBOR like political risk, economic risk, investment environment, resource potential, environmental constraints and Chinese factors which can be minimized by using two risk free economic corridors viz. China-Pakistan Corridor (CPEC) and Myanmar-China oil pipeline. The article suggests that a strong initiative should be taken by the government to implement OBOR strategy for creating favorable investment opportunities in China especially for Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Pakistan.

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Evaluating investment risks in overseas renewable energy projects: A WSR and D‐AHP based approach

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Investing in renewable energy is vital for reducing carbon emissions, yet it also poses significant risks and uncertainties. This study proposes a novel approach to evaluate investment risks in overseas renewable energy projects. First, we apply the Wuli–Shili–Renli (WSR) methodology to develop an evaluation index system for investment risks at three levels—Wuli, Shili, and Renli. Second, a risk assessment framework combining D‐AHP and TOPSIS method is constructed to solve the problem of uncertainty in evaluation information resulting from variations in expert experience. Then we can obtain the risk value. Finally, we apply our approach to evaluate the ADAMA Wind Power Phase I Project in Ethiopia. Our findings reveal a medium risk value for the project, with the highest risk at the Shili level. The management risk is the most significant risk factor, consistent with reality. Our proposed method can effectively address information uncertainty in assessing investment risks of renewable energy projects and is applicable to other similar projects.

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Risk assessment of renewable energy projects using uncertain information

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Summary The majority of countries attempting to switch from conventional energy sources to renewable energy sources have decided to make significant investments in these projects. Considering renewable energy is an industry with a high level of investment expenses, assessing investment risks is critical to making efficient investment strategies. Howbeit, since risk assessment is dependent on expert opinions, uncertainty in the judgment of the consultants should be avoided. In this study, a novel hybrid failure mode and effect analysis approach is proposed to assess the investment risks of renewable energy projects. Results indicated that wind energy is the most appropriate alternative considering technical, marketability, environmental, economic, social aspects. Moreover, the sensitivity analysis is carried out and the robustness and validity of results from the proposed approach are examined. Finally, six different scenarios are considered and the results are interpreted accordingly. The findings of this study will be valuable to authorities, investors, and enterprises involved in the renewable energy projects and evaluating their investment.

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Energy investment risk assessment for nations along China’s Belt & Road Initiative

Cited by 218 publications

References 37 publications

Oil, Gas and Energy Business under One Belt One Road Strategic Context

Oil, Gas and Energy Business under One Belt One Road Strategic Context

Evaluating investment risks in overseas renewable energy projects: A WSR and D‐AHP based approach

Risk assessment of renewable energy projects using uncertain information

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