2020
DOI: 10.20542/0131-2227-2020-64-9-15-25
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Low-Carbon Development Strategy: Prospects for the Russian Economy

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“…In low-carbon development, there should be related economic growth and reformatting of the energy system based on new technologies that today have a high level of capital intensity. Unless this capital intensity is reduced in the coordinates of the existing financial system, the implementation of low-carbon development is quite problematic.The current studies have shown that even with a dynamic decrease in the capital intensity of energy technologies, in the period 2035-2040, the world energy costs will increase from the current 8% to almost 30% of world GDP [16]. This will limit the possibilities of transition to lowcarbon development while simultaneously ensuring the growth of the economy as a whole, since increasing the GDP capital intensity to such a level is quite problematic both in the world and in Ukraine.…”
Section: Assuming the Formation Of New Forms And The Transition To A ...mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…In low-carbon development, there should be related economic growth and reformatting of the energy system based on new technologies that today have a high level of capital intensity. Unless this capital intensity is reduced in the coordinates of the existing financial system, the implementation of low-carbon development is quite problematic.The current studies have shown that even with a dynamic decrease in the capital intensity of energy technologies, in the period 2035-2040, the world energy costs will increase from the current 8% to almost 30% of world GDP [16]. This will limit the possibilities of transition to lowcarbon development while simultaneously ensuring the growth of the economy as a whole, since increasing the GDP capital intensity to such a level is quite problematic both in the world and in Ukraine.…”
Section: Assuming the Formation Of New Forms And The Transition To A ...mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…По нашим оценкам, спрос на углеродные единицы, вероятно, будет ограниченным, учитывая, что заявляемые правительствами других стран климатические амбиции (прежде всего, достижение углеродной нейтральности или нулевых неттовыбросов парниковых газов в обозримом будущем) -это, в первую очередь, экономический инструмент. Его функция -обеспечить масштабный приток инвестиций в технологи-ческое перевооружение и благодаря этомуструктурные сдвиги, ускорение темпов и качества социально-экономического развития, рост конкурентоспособности экономики [23]. С этой точки зрения значимый по объемам импорт углеродных единиц противоречит стратегическим интересам стран-контрагентов.…”
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“…The risk lies not so much in the increasing GHG emissions as in the slow rate of structural and technological economic modernization, as well as in the fact that the absorptive capacity of ecosystems grows due to various climate projects (Porfirev et al, 2020a). Should carbon control tools be introduced, the main risk for the Russian economy will be the poor export competitiveness in world markets as a result of non-tariff restrictions, e. g. the cross-border carbon tax that EU countries plan to introduce in 2022 1 (Porfirev, 2020).…”
Section: Theoretical Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%