Integrative Smart Grids’ Assessment System

Kwiliński, Aleksy; Lyulyov, Oleksii; Dźwigoł, Henryk; Vakulenko, Ihor; Pimonenko, Tetyana

doi:10.3390/en15020545

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“…However, it would be necessary to understand what indicators of the integrated index of institutional qualities could reduce or increase inclusive economic growth (corruption, transparency, voice and accountability, the rule of law, etc.). It should be emphasized that digitalization provokes a vast range of cybersecurity issues [110][111][112][113], the impact of which could be considered within the further analysis. In addition, the sample of analysis should be extended to compare the inclusive economic growth of the EU and other countries (the USA, the UK, China, etc.).…”

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Inclusive Economic Growth: Relationship between Energy and Governance Efficiency

2023

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The ambitious goal of the European Union (EU) countries is to achieve carbon neutrality by providing inclusive economic growth, which requires the development of relevant incentives and initiatives. Furthermore, such incentives and initiatives should guarantee the achievement of the declared goals. Energy sectors are the core determinant of inclusive economic growth. Traditional energy resources (coal oriented) have a higher negative impact on nature and people’s well-being than on economic and social benefits. However, the transition to renewable energy raises new issues in achieving goals of inclusive economic growth: affordable and clean energy, responsible energy consumption, and energy infrastructure. The analysis of the theoretical framework found that the digitalization of government could be a core instrument for handling the abovementioned issues. The paper aims to justify the role of green energy in achieving inclusive economic growth empirically. The study applies the following methods: fully modified Ordinary Least Square (OLS) and canonical cointegrating regression. The findings allow concluding that institutional quality passively affects inclusive economic growth and that the digitalization of government has a U-shaped impact on inclusive economic growth. In this case, countries should boost the digital transformation of public services and continuously increase the quality of institutions.

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Inclusive Economic Growth: Relationship between Energy and Governance Efficiency

2023

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“…The study of a green brand evolution in the context of corporate social responsibility took place in several stages. The methodology of the research took into account the experience that proved relevant in the existing publications in the domain (Kwilinski et al, 2022a;Polcyn et al, 2022;Soliman et al, 2021;Us et al, 2021a;Us et al, 2021b;Zhang et al, 2022;Dzwigol, 2021a).…”

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“…The state of the social and economic (Lyulyov et al, 2021a;Hussain et al, 2021;Kwilinski et al, 2022a;Moskalenko et al, 2022), ecological (Dźwigol et al, 2019;Kharazishvili et al, 2021;Kostyrko et al, 2021) and energy problems (Banasik et al, 2022;Miśkiewicz, 2018;Miśkiewicz et al, 2022;, which the whole world has encountered today, require further research and the search for new alternatives to influence the ecological consciousness of the population (Chen et al, 2021;Chygryn et al, 2020;Drożdż et al, 2021). To date, one of the relevant areas of research is the development of a green brand of a country (company) through the improvement of corporate social and environmental responsibility of the population (employees) (Kharazishvili et al, 2020;.…”

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A Country's Green Brand and the Social Responsibility of Business

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Dźwigoł-Barosz

2022

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Recently, the topic of carbon neutrality has been gaining momentum. Such trends are mainly related to the adoption of important global agreements, such as the European Green Deal, as well as the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. Such trends have a positive effect on countries, but in such situations, states must quickly respond to the challenges and needs of the world and have an understanding of how to respond to these trends. To date, there are many ratings that can be used to form a portrait of a country (investment, social, environmental, etc.), but currently the rating of the green brand of a country is becoming more relevant. There are problems regarding its improvement and filling, yet this is a new evaluation of a country for this period of time. It is relevant today to study the nature and architecture of the concept of a green brand, as well as the search for the main determinants of its impact. The purpose of the article is to analyse publications in order to identify patterns in the development of the green brand and the social responsibility of business. The article provides a bibliometric analysis of research in the field of green branding and corporate social and environmental responsibility. The authors selected more than 10,000 works published in 2000–2021 indexed by the scientometric databases Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar. Using VOSviewer, the results of the bibliometric analysis were visualized on the definition map. This made it possible to identify seven clusters that combine 58 terms. As a result of the research, using the constructed bibliographic map, the connection between the terms ‘green brand’ and ‘corporate social responsibility’ was revealed.

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“…It helps implement the most effective innovative projects in the energy sector. Lyulyov et al (2021) and Kwilinski et al (2022) studied the evaluation of innovative energy technologies, including smart grids. A study by Kwillinski et al (2022) investigated the possibility of applying a universal approach to evaluating different energy innovations.…”

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Renewable Energy and Energy Innovations: Examining Relationships Using Markov Switching Regression Model

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Saher

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Accelerating the development of new energy infrastructure in the EU based on renewable energy sources is necessary for the targeted reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and increase in energy production from renewable sources. This article reviews current renewable energy development issues and research on energy innovations within the European energy policy. The effectiveness of energy generation from renewable resources and adaptation of energy innovations may be limited to the challenges of ensuring the flexibility of the pan-European energy system, as the development of energy storage systems and technologies to respond to demand is much slower than the development of renewable energy. Therefore, the study's primary purpose was to explain by mathematical modelling the determinism of variation in electricity production in the EU27 due to predictors of net electricity generation from certain types of renewable resources for 2017-2020. To identify the effects of the deployment of renewable energy in the EU27, a regression model of Markov switching for three regimes was chosen, consisting of selected predictors of clean energy generation from renewable sources (hydro, geothermal, wind, and solar). The statsmodels v0.13.2 toolkit in Python 3.10.5 was used to conduct this study. The variation between total electricity production and net electricity generation in the EU27 is not constant and depends on the mode of electricity production. That is, there is an asymmetry in the relationship between these parameters. The results also show that when the electricity generation rate in the EU27 is moderate, the net wind energy generation rate is not significant. Furthermore, the negative link between clean solar energy generation and electricity production in the EU is significant for all three regimes.

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Integrative Smart Grids’ Assessment System

Cited by 74 publications

References 92 publications

Inclusive Economic Growth: Relationship between Energy and Governance Efficiency

Inclusive Economic Growth: Relationship between Energy and Governance Efficiency

A Country's Green Brand and the Social Responsibility of Business

Renewable Energy and Energy Innovations: Examining Relationships Using Markov Switching Regression Model

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