Oil and Gas Industry’s Technological and Sustainable Development: Where Does Russia Stand?

Sergi, Bruno S.; Berezin, Andrey

doi:10.1108/978-1-78769-397-520181009

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“…Localization of production technologies and development of technologies for offshore oil and gas production in the Arctic zone can be an incentive for further import substitution for Russia. Currently, the experience of Arctic defense enterprises in the production of equipment for the extraction and processing of oil and gas is becoming increasingly popular [14]. At the moment, the production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) is one of the most dynamically developing segments of the hydrocarbon market worldwide.…”

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Problems of entrepreneurship development in the Arctic: Russian and foreign experience of observing the principles of green economy

Kuchumov

Pecheritsa²,

Blazhenkova³

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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In recent years, interest in the Arctic regions has grown. Global corporations, policymakers, and research scientists became interested in the Arctic, as the climate in the Arctic regions changes and as the consequences in the global world directly or indirectly extend to all countries. The desire to understand and manage the new economic opportunities associated with the vast natural resources of the Arctic regions is common among all interested parties. However, the achievement of economic goals depends on many factors. It should be noted that among the factors facilitating economic development, we should consider important the factors of development of local communities and local entrepreneurship, and observation of the principles of green economy. In recent years, Russian and foreign Arctic research scientists have published a significant number of articles on the study of the Arctic regions and the development of entrepreneurship. The purpose of this work is to study entrepreneurship in the Arctic regions by analyzing Russian and foreign scientific publications. A common negative demographic factor for the Arctic regions is the change in the structure of the population, so the development of entrepreneurship can be considered important for the development of the Arctic regions, capable of providing livelihoods for local residents. The article considers the current conditions for entrepreneurial activity in the Arctic to determine the problems and prospects for the development of entrepreneurship in the Arctic regions from the point of view of green economy. In the article, the authors offer advice on engaging in entrepreneurial activities in the Arctic, following the principles of sustainable development and adhering to the principles of a green economy.

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Problems of entrepreneurship development in the Arctic: Russian and foreign experience of observing the principles of green economy

Kuchumov

Pecheritsa²,

Blazhenkova³

2023

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“…a sustainable future for the Arctic in terms of training also depends on an educational plan focused on environmental management and a better understanding of sustainable development models. Models for the development of oil, gas, and other fossil energy resources in the Arctic must be driven by the industry's ability to develop technology strategies to minimize damage, pollution, and disasters, as well as to respond to events and restore contaminated areas [23][24][25][26].…”

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Problems and prospects of economic growth in the context of the environmental component of sustainable development in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

Kuchumov

Pecheritsa²,

Blazhenkova³

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The article examines the perceived drivers of economic growth and the corresponding implications for proactive, evidence-based policies, discusses national issues and shapes a shared vision for the future among key interested parties. The authors highlight the main drivers of change and economic growth in the Arctic, including energy security, climate change, and transportation development, which have a huge direct impact on the Arctic region across all three dimensions of sustainable development: economic, social, and environmental. The authors consider the following as the problems facing the creation of conditions for economic growth in the Arctic region of the Russian Federation, in terms of sustainable development: environment, problems of the Arctic population, management problems in the changing Arctic, and the adaptation of technologies and production processes to the Arctic climate. In conclusion, the authors deduce that the creation of a joint group consisting of relevant private, public, governmental and non-governmental organizations would be the best strategy for considering effective mechanisms for multinational and multilateral governance of sustainable development in the Russian Arctic zone. The authors also believe that in order to create conditions for economic growth in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation and to facilitate further transition to sustainable development, the authorities at the first stage should provide economic support measures for doing business, especially in two key areas for the Arctic: the development of animal husbandry and the development of various types of tourism.

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“…наряду с саудовской аравией и соединенными Штатами россия входит в тройку крупнейших производителей нефти в мире [Bajpai, 2022]. Экспортно ориентированная нефтегазовая отрасль дает почти 1/2 всего объема доходов от международной торговли и обеспечивает 1/3 государственного бюджета страны [Sergi, Berezin, 2018]. В 2018 г. доля российских нефтяных компаний составляла 12% мирового объема добычи нефти и 13% мирового экспорта, газовых компаний -17 и 26% соответственно [Loginova et al, 2020].…”

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The study is an attempt to reveal and describe the main directions of digital transformation of business models of professional sports organizations through the example of the US National Football League. Based on the Johnson, Christensen and Kagermann’s approach to describe four main components of a successful business model, the authors analyzed the National Football League business model and studied digital technologies impact on the business model components. With reference to the results of analysis a

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2023

Vestnik SPbSU. Management

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This study examines the relationship between state ownership and internationalization in Russian companies. International expansion of state firms from emerging markets is the topic frequently addressed in the research community of international business and strategic management, whereby the studies on emerging markets state-owned enterprises internationalization provide contradictory results. One of the reasons is the difference between the contexts of countries where state-owned enterprises operate which affects the way how state ownership is related to internationalization. Russian state-owned enterprises are the least studied companies in terms of their international expansion, and the examination of the relationship between state ownership and internationalization of firms can fill in the gap in the emerging market state-owned enterprises internationalization puzzle. The paper shows the study of the internationalization of the Russian state-owned enterprises spanning a five-year period 2013–2017. The results show that the more the degree of state ownership in a Russian company is, the less its internationalization is. The study contributes to the discussion of the role of state ownership for the internationalization of emerging market firms by emphasizing the importantce of the contextual country specifics. The study also discusses the role of a state in the internationalization of companies.

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Oil and Gas Industry’s Technological and Sustainable Development: Where Does Russia Stand?

Cited by 9 publications

References 12 publications

Problems of entrepreneurship development in the Arctic: Russian and foreign experience of observing the principles of green economy

Problems of entrepreneurship development in the Arctic: Russian and foreign experience of observing the principles of green economy

Problems and prospects of economic growth in the context of the environmental component of sustainable development in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

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