Impact of External Factors on National Energy Security

Ulanov, V. L.; Ulanova, E. Yu.

doi:10.31897/pmi.2019.4.474

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“…We have analyzed the climate ambitions of Russian oil and gas companies separately from other corporations, since the orientation of state policy, the goalsetting of market participants, and the priorities of scientific research differ from the approaches of foreign colleagues [81].…”

Section: Russian Oil and Gas Companies: Balance Of Interestsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategic Planning of Oil and Gas Companies: The Decarbonization Transition

Cherepovitsyn

Rutenko

2022

Energies

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In the face of increasing climate concerns and the intensive development of the renewable energy sector, oil and gas companies need to develop strategies to not only comply with the new rules of the game, but to also benefit from them. This study includes prospects for development of the global energy system along with analysis of decarbonization strategies for the largest players in the oil and gas market, and defines conceptual directions to improve strategic planning systems of oil and gas companies in order to ensure sustainability in the context of a global energy transition. The theoretical background of this study is based on the fundamental concepts and methods of strategic planning, as well as modern approaches to strategic planning in the oil and gas industry. This study makes three contributions. First, we maintain that a broad, systematic understanding of the consequences of energy system transformation and defining its role in the new market should be the crucial task of players in the oil and gas industry, and we clarify the opportunities and threats of transitioning to decarbonization. Second, the study results contribute to the development of the design theory of strategic planning systems by improving well-known methods and approaches with reference to global energy transformation. Third, we offer proposals for the development of a climate adaptation strategy using the example of a Russian oil and gas company based on the company’s business capabilities.

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Section: Russian Oil and Gas Companies: Balance Of Interestsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategic Planning of Oil and Gas Companies: The Decarbonization Transition

Cherepovitsyn

Rutenko

2022

Energies

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“…• Numerous large investment projects are carried out directly in the Russian oil and gas complex. The fuel and energy complex is the most important part of the Russian economy, energy companies are major customers of the products of manufacturing industries [12]. The existing oil refineries in Russia continue their reconstruction and commissioning of new technological capacities as part of the national modernization program.…”

Section: Factors Of Differential Mining Rent Formationmentioning

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Influence of mining rent on the efficiency of using natural potential: the paradox of plenty and its Russian specifics

Lapinskas

2023

PMI

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The most powerful potential of Russia's natural resources is only partially realized, and determining the reasons for the insufficient efficiency of its use is a current research topic. The exploitation of mineral resources that bring mining rent (primarily oil and gas) gives rise to the so-called “paradox of plenty” (PP), which in some cases manifests itself as a significant slowdown in economic development. The purpose of the article is to clarify the signs, degree and forms of PP manifestation and related problems (“resource curse”, “oil curse”, etc.) in the Russian economy. Since the causes of these phenomena are usually associated with rent extraction and peculiarities of the institutional structure of the economy, the works of leading economists who support the theories of “rent-oriented behavior” and the role of public institutions in the process of the PP emergence were critically analyzed. To determine the signs and degree of PP manifestation and related problems, an analysis of determining the shares of oil and gas in the structure of exports, revenues from their sale in the federal budget, and oil and gas products in the structure of GDP, was made. It is concluded that there are no sufficient grounds for ascertaining clear signs of a “rent-oriented” Russian economy and a “resource curse”; important counteracting factors that refute the unambiguous conclusions about the high degree of PP impact on the Russian economy were identified. The author's interpretation of the role of public institutions, the factors of formation and forms of PP manifestation, the specifics of differential mining rent and its role in the formation of PP are proposed; options for solving problems generated by PP – directions for improving the tax system in the field of oil and gas, etc.; substantiation of the need to develop a strategic state program for diversifying the sectoral structure of the Russian economy; directions for adjusting economic policy in the field of oil and gas industry development, etc.

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“…An analysis of articles indexed by Web of science over the past 20 years on this topic allows you to distribute them in the following areas: broad-based articles dealing with various types of natural resources, linking them to the problem of economic security of the country (Ivanitsky & Privalov, 2016;Kryukov et al, 2017;Lebedev et al, 2015;Ulanov & Ulanova, 2019); articles directly linking the problem of resources with political issues (Keypour & Hendla, 2019;Seliverstov & Krivonosov, 2019;Zelenskaya, 2018); articles on certain types of resources (Golovina, 2017;Gulyanov et al, 2019;Hashim, 2010;Kudeyarov, 2019;Laverov & Distler, 2003;Panova & Sinitsyna, 2019;Privalov & Privalova, 2017;Sergeev & Ponomarenko, 2015;Vasiltsova, 2016;Zou et al, 2019); articles related to certain territories, especially the far North or the Arctic shelf Agarkov et al, 2018;Berezikov, 2019;Carayannis et al, 2017;Cherepovitsyn et al, 2018;Kozhevnikov, 2019;Lipina et al, 2018;Morgunova & Telegina, 2019;Zaikov et al, 2017;Zinoviev, 2017); articles on international relations and trade (Orazgaliyev & Araral, 2019;Orlov, 2016;Privalov & Li, 2015;Vinokurov & Krasnoyarova, 2018).…”

Section: Bibliographymentioning

confidence: 99%