The Energy Politics of the European Union and the Possibility to Implement It in Post-Soviet States

Dudin, Mihail Nikolaevich; Засько, Вадим Николаевич; Dontsova, Olesya; Osokina, Irina Valentinovna

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“…Within this framework, other Russian energy companies received the support from the Russian government in the implementation of an advanced energy management systems, the development of energy efficiency strategies to manage their energy consumption and the burgeoning and acquisition of funds aimed at the implementation of energy-saving programs. All these top-to-bottom initiatives fostered the development and optimization of the industrial systems and the implementation of energy management systems in the Russian energy companies [74].…”

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Increasing Energy Efficiency and Modernization of Energy Systems in Russia: A Review

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The main purpose of this research is to assess the energy efficiency in Russia on its path towards the modernization of its energy systems. This modernization can be seen as an effective means for promoting decarbonization and energy-saving initiatives. Our methods include a comprehensive overview of the development of the energy sector in Russia, which is distinguished by the high concentration of state-owned enterprises, the absence of clear market mechanisms, as well as the domination of the fossil fuels represented by natural gas and oil. Furthermore, we present the perspectives of developing the renewable energy technologies in Russia. Our results enable us to create an in-depth analysis of the perspectives of modernization of the Russian energy sector and to draw the key connotations for its further development. Moreover, the outcomes of this paper can provide useful policy implications and guidelines for modernizing energy efficiency and energy systems for Russian stakeholders and policy makers, supporting their efforts to reduce the dependency on carbon fuels and to embark on the path towards the sustainable economic growth and development.

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Increasing Energy Efficiency and Modernization of Energy Systems in Russia: A Review

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“…There are many options for the financial and environmental assessment of energy innovations, but at the same time, almost all of them are reduced to the analysis and probability of damage that will be caused (or, on the contrary, will be eliminated) using certain technologies (Lorente and Alvarez-Herranz, 2016;Balsalobre-Lorente et al, 2019;Baloch et al, 2021;Sinha et al, 2020;Dudin et al, 2020). The assessment of damage and the probability of occurrence or its elimination is certainly an important component of the methods of analysis, the effectiveness of the implementation of certain energy innovations.…”

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Methodology for Assessing Financial Results of Implementation of Energy Innovations Depending on their Progressiveness

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The purpose of this article is to develop a methodology that can be used for an objective assessment of financial results and to support managerial decision-making regarding the implementation of energy innovations. The methodology is developed using an interdisciplinary approach and is based on the fuzzy logic theory and method, which allows converting expert judgments and qualitative assessments into final quantitative indicators with some degree of confidence. The methodology includes five input variables that form a fuzzy set "progressivity versus regressivity of energy innovations". The article considers the main criteria based on which an energy innovation can be classified as technologically progressive or regressive. The article demonstrates the efficiency of the developed methodology drawing on the example of two projects for the implementation of energy innovations. The data obtained have shown that one of the innovations can be considered conditionally technologically progressive only by 46%, while the second is certainly technologically progressive by 92%. The conducted correction of the basic financial results allows demonstrating that the implementation project of a conditionally technologically progressive innovation is not cost-effective and requires an increase in capital expenditures or a reduction in expected revenues since it requires a balanced assessment of the feasibility of implementing innovation.

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“…At the same time, the strategic guidelines must be consistent with international standards in the energy field. Dudin et al (2017) an analysis of the views of foreign authors on the assessment of the energy policy of European countries in the context of further diversification and security of fuel supply, liberalization of the energy market, and development of renewable energy.…”

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Towards the Implementation of the Environmental and Economic Doctrine of Energy Sector Development: An Environmental and Economic Assessment of Public-private Partnerships in Decarbonization

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The disruption of the energy system at the global and local levels requires an intensification of public policy in this area to respond quickly to changes. Strategic planning and public policy changes are needed to ensure the sustainability of the energy sector. In the short term, Ukraine's priority should be improving energy security. Natural gas will be essential in balancing electricity on the road to decarbonization. The transition to renewable energy sources can achieve natural gas self-sufficiency. The article analyzes the directions of energy security and normative and legal regulation in the energy sector. It is established that the main direction of transition to decarbonization in an unstable external environment is public-private partnership mechanisms. The introduction of this mechanism provides benefits for all interested parties. In order to choose the most effective form of public-private partnership, a flowchart of analysis and evaluation of environmental and economic efficiency was developed. This flowchart applies to decarbonization projects and considers regional features of the energy sector and differences in readiness for the transition to the decarbonization of different countries. Limitations of the model application are the imperfect regulatory framework and the high instability of the external environment. The main objective is to simplify the procedures for attracting investment in the energy sector and reduce the time for project preparation and submission, which will help to implement the most effective projects in the short term and make the transition to decarbonization in the long term.

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The Energy Politics of the European Union and the Possibility to Implement It in Post-Soviet States

Cited by 15 publications

References 15 publications

Increasing Energy Efficiency and Modernization of Energy Systems in Russia: A Review

Increasing Energy Efficiency and Modernization of Energy Systems in Russia: A Review

Methodology for Assessing Financial Results of Implementation of Energy Innovations Depending on their Progressiveness

Towards the Implementation of the Environmental and Economic Doctrine of Energy Sector Development: An Environmental and Economic Assessment of Public-private Partnerships in Decarbonization

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