Fuzzy Evaluation of Change Management Processes in the Context of Enterprise Sustainability

Vlasenko, Tetiana; Hatsko, Anatolii; Larina, Tetiana; Hryn, Yevhen; Štreimikienė, Dalia; Baležentis, Tomas

doi:10.3390/su11226310

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“…For many years, Ukrainian scientists, practitioners, and government officials have paid considerable attention to solving the issue of the energy intensity of GDP, which has been reflected in legislative and regulatory acts regarding standards relating to the consumption of energy resources (Hridin et al 2022;Fatkhutdinov et al 2021), reducing tax pressure when implementing energy-saving technologies, and providing state support for energy-saving innovative projects and environmental investments (Kupalova et al 2021), making changes to the state target economic program of energy efficiency for 2020-2030, etc. Research on the methodology of the assessment of energy efficiency in the works of domestic scientists and research centers continues (Vlasenko et al 2019;Kneysler et al 2020).…”

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Efficiency of use of fuel and energy resources of Ukraine: assessment, simulation and forecasting

Andrusiv,

Popadynets,

Zelinska

et al. 2023

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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This work focuses on the fact that the realities of today's Ukrainian economy require not only recovery but also an increase in the volume of production of products produced by energy-intensive enterprises in the industry to the pre-crisis level, which stimulated the following: an increase in the demand for fuel and energy resources (FER); the increase in the cost of imported natural gas and oil, which became an excessive burden for domestic economic entities and the state budget and led to increased dependence on the geopolitical influence of the Russian Federation; the weakening of Ukraine's position on the global energy market as a transporter of energy resources; increased competition in the global, national and regional markets of FER under the influence of the growth of general demand, etc. It was confirmed through analysis that the priority of the state policy in the field of the energy security of Ukraine will continue to be the stimulation of the implementation of energy-saving measures and the improvement of the efficiency of the use of FER by attracting all possible incentives at all levels of management. A visualized model is proposed which will make it possible to systematically manage the processes of the effective use of FES; an action algorithm has been developed that will allow solving problems that arise in changing external and internal environments, simplifying the decision-making procedure regarding the effectiveness of the use of FER, and reducing their specific costs. The assessment and forecasting of the energy efficiency of Ukraine's economy was conducted using additive and multiplicative convolutions, which made it possible to forecast the energy efficiency index until 2035 in accordance with the adopted energy strategy of the state. It was determined that the strategic directions of increasing energy efficiency and realizing the energy potential of Ukraine remain the technological and structural restructuring of the economy, social infrastructure, and the creation of the economic, managerial and legal mechanisms necessary for the implementation of the state energy efficiency policy.

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