Increasing The Use Of Natural Gas On Motor Transport By An Efficient Location Of The NGV RS (On The Example Of Tyumen)

Use of Natural Gas in Motor Transport as a Strategic Reference Point for Improving the Environmental Situation in Cities

“…The conducted experiment allowed us to confirm the hypothesis about the geographic location of CNG RS and their productivity in Tyumen proposed by us in [18], namely: Sakhalinskoye, etc. ), the construction of the "Power of Siberia" gas transmission system and the commissioning of the "Sobolevo-Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky", "Sakhalin-Khabarovsk-Vladivostok" gas pipelines and others.…”

“…In order to build a CNG RS, the main condition is a gas pipeline. In [18] we selected for analysis an intensively developing Russian city of Tyumen with a population of about 700 thousand inhabitants and put forward the proposed construction sites for CNG RS. The proposed options are based on the branching of the city's gas transmission system, as well as the amount of potential city vehicles that can be converted to work on natural gas.…”

“…In addition, CNG RS are proposed to be installed so that they can be used by transit transport. But in [18], when calculating the optimal performance of CNG RS, transit transport was not taken into account.…”

“…Taking into account all the factors considered, it can be noted that in order to determine the necessary number of CNG RS in cities and their location, as well as productivity, in addition to the calculation of transit transport, it is necessary to take into account a number of previously identified factors [17,18] Based on the basic requirements for the CNG RS construction sites in cities and urban agglomerations, and considering the predicted increase in the number of vehicles using gas fuels to be supplied by refueling stations, observations were made, the results of which allowed us to substantiate the location of refueling stations in the territories adjacent to the city of Tyumen. Results of an experiment on highway P402 aren't given in this research for the reason that on the way out of Tyumen on 11 km.…”

A Study on the Optimal Ratio of Research and Development Investment in the Energy Sector: An Empirical Analysis in South Korea

“…The global energy industry, which has relied on large-scale fossil fuel plants, is undergoing a paradigm shift due to climate change. There has been increasing interest in renewable energy, represented by solar, wind, and hydro, starting with the Paris Agreement in which 175 countries participated in making a commitment toward the reduction of CO 2 [1]. In addition, the G20 Hangzhou Summit in 2016 included a statement on phasing out the generation of coal power through the rational adjustment of ineffective fossil fuel subsidies which had encouraged wasteful energy consumption [2].…”