Socioeconomic and environmental consequences of a new law for regulating distributed generation in Brazil: A holistic assessment

Costa, Vinícius; Capaz, Rafael Silva; Silva, Patrícia F.; Doile, Gabriel Nasser Doyle de; Áquila, Giancarlo; Coelho, Eden de Oliveira Pinto; Lorenci, Eliane de; Pereira, Lígia C.; Maciel, Letícia B.; Balestrassi, Pedro Paulo; Bonatto, Benedito Donizeti; Silva, Luiz C. da

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2022.113176

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“…The performance framework integrates the environmental goods valuation to evaluate social sustainability and digitalization using blockchain technology to enhance supply chain process sustainability and resilience [7]. The methodology of the life cycle assessment (an environmental impact analysis technique) allows evaluation of regulatory impacts on several aspects like the distributed generation business itself, market surpluses and welfare, regulated tariffs, social inequality, and the environment [8]. Tiwari et.…”

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Comparison of Environmental Costs in Divisions with Different Geographical Action and their Significance in Environmental Management

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2023

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The relevance of the decision of this scientific research is related to the requirements of Industry 4.0. orientated to environmental sustainability. This article summarizes the scientific discussion on the issue of the comparison of environmental costs in various divisions such as Slovakia, Italy, Brazil, Mexico, China. The main goal of this article is to compare costs in divisions of the parent company with different geographical working. The object of the research was the parent company EMBRACO. Methods of research were focused on using economic analysis with indicators of the cost function, chain index, and cost structure. The results of the research show environmental costs of the divisions are at the level of €1.9-€3.1 million. The total state of the environmental costs by individual country represents the lowest value in Italy and Slovakia. The lowest environmental costs are for the category of air costs for all divisions and the second category of costs with low values are other environmental costs, while Brazil and Mexico do not record this category of costs in the accounting. The key category for minimizing environmental costs is water costs for Slovakia and China and other waste costs for Italy, Brazil, and Mexico. The hazardous waste category represents (0.9-32%). Based on these results, the parent company can decide on the possibilities of positioning its divisions in terms of strategic business.

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Comparison of Environmental Costs in Divisions with Different Geographical Action and their Significance in Environmental Management

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2023

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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“…40 The development of technology that is both innovative and adaptive is a topic of great interest and importance. 41 The focus of technological advancements lies in the integration of diverse technologies that may effectively respond to climate-induced challenges, enhance genetic resources for agricultural and aquatic purposes, and optimize the utilization of land and water resources while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. In addition to pioneering and cutting-edge technology, this action program also aims to investigate and cultivate native technology, encompassing traditional knowledge and practices.…”

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The impact of climate change on water resources and food security in Indonesia

Rizal Akbar Aldyan

2023

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The agricultural industry in Indonesia is facing a significant challenge in the form of climate change, particularly with regards to its impact on water resources. Climate change has various consequences, such as diminished precipitation, compromised water quality, and alterations in water availability. These outcomes pose significant risks to both food security and the long-term viability of agricultural output. The vulnerability of the water sector on Java Island is further intensified by factors such as population growth, land use changes, excessive utilization of water resources, and the expansion of infrastructure. The phenomenon of diminishing water discharge and alterations in water quality has emerged, posing a risk to water resources and substantial reservoirs. There is a pressing need for enhanced comprehension and proactive measures to effectively mitigate the repercussions of climate change on Indonesia's water resources.

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“…A significant policy insight from this study is the potential to reduce the compensation parameter once distributed generation and energy storage systems become established in the market. This approach helps avert tariff increases, safeguards traditional consumers, aligns with societal interests, and aligns with the Ordinary Law 14300/2022 analyzed by Costa, Capaz, et al (2022).…”

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“…Regarding recent policies, Costa, Capaz, et al (2022) model the possible long-term consequences of a recently approved law (Ordinary Law 14300/2022) for regulating on-grid renewable distributed generation in Brazil. This new law states that compensation for electricity injected into the grid by prosumers will no longer be 100%, to safeguard distribution companies and conventional consumers.…”

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Socioeconomic and environmental consequences of a new law for regulating distributed generation in Brazil: A holistic assessment

Cited by 15 publications

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Comparison of Environmental Costs in Divisions with Different Geographical Action and their Significance in Environmental Management

Comparison of Environmental Costs in Divisions with Different Geographical Action and their Significance in Environmental Management

The impact of climate change on water resources and food security in Indonesia

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