How the Shadow Economy Affects Enterprises of Finance of Energy

Bitzenis, Aristidis; Makedos, Ioannis; Kontakos, Panagiotis

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-16024-5_29

Energy Systems and Management

2015

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-16024-5_29

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How the Shadow Economy Affects Enterprises of Finance of Energy

Aristidis Bitzenis

Ioannis Makedos

Panagiotis Kontakos

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“…In this case, the emphasis is on the use of fossil fuels in energy production. The use of renewable energy can help reduce the size of the informal economy, as fuel extraction and energy dissipation are easier to trace than in the case of oil and gas [12][13][14]. It is difficult for renewable energy operators to operate in the shadow market.…”

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The Features of the Shadow Economy Impact’ on Biomass Energy Sector

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The shadow economy is a significant factor in impoverishing the economies of countries and unequal operating and competitive conditions distort the market economy system, as opaque parallel activities impoverish socially responsible business units. The biomass energy sector faces this risk because the biomass supply chain is not yet fully secure and balanced. The study conducted by the authors showed that the manifestations of the shadow economy in the biomass energy sector are possible in the biomass production and transportation sub-sectors. Lack of digitization and poor resource management can lead to the problem of misuse of resources, which has non-transparent economic activities. The evaluation methodology developed by the authors allows to investigate the directions of shadow economy in the biomass energy sector and to measure the possible extent of such activities. The measurements were made in order to compare the official activities of enterprises with the factors attributable to the shadow economy. This is also due to the lack of innovation and digital solutions. The application of innovative solutions would help to reduce the size of the shadow economy, which would increase the income of regions and the state, and reduce the level of poverty.

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