The impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the green energy transition – A capital market perspective

Nerlinger, Martin; Utz, Sebastian

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4132666

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“…This is possible due to the greater use of renewable energy sources [6]. However, there are concerns about the deepening of the ongoing energy crisis due to limited fossil fuels and rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine [7,8]. An unanswered research question concerns what renewable energy sources can reduce dependence on foreign energy sources.…”

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The Economic Dimension of Using the Integration of Highway Sound Screens with Solar Panels in the Process of Generating Green Energy

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One of the research areas related to renewable energy sources is the search for new applications for currently used technologies. An important postulate is to achieve the synergy effect by including the existing infrastructure in this process. The innovation described in this article is the integration of solar cells into a modular sound barrier on the highway. The contribution of this article is mainly based on the introduction of the potential feasibility of the first Turkish solar highway, describing the installation of PV systems based on a multi-criteria evaluation (azimuth angle, loss of shade, and dirt). The aim of the study is to determine the economic dimension by examining the costs of implementing such an investment and answering the question concerning the efficiency of solar cells on sound barriers. The research took into account various scenarios regarding the shadow effect and inclination of solar panels and their impact on solar energy production in the example of a given case study, an identified urban area. The research is limited to the model for assessing the feasibility of solar cells on sound barriers based on NPV and the essence of the relationship regarding the LCOE averaged electricity costs. In this study, the function and technical parameters of solar cells are not specified, but the article is limited to the basic information and characteristics required to investigate the payback period and profitability of an investment. Research has shown that if the investment is carried out in accordance with the proposed model, the expected amount of energy produced is 62,257 kWh per year. This value corresponds to the average consumption of electricity in a household by 24 apartments for a given destination, or to providing energy for a selected electric vehicle for one year of its operation, at the same time leading to a significant reduction of CO2. The presented research can find practical application in the area of developing a strategy for the development and popularization of renewable energy sources while increasing the use of the existing road infrastructure, presenting an important postulate in promoting this type of solution for other geographic destinations.

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The Economic Dimension of Using the Integration of Highway Sound Screens with Solar Panels in the Process of Generating Green Energy

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“…The literature related to the green energy transition in the context of Ukraine is limited. In this way, Nerlinger and Utz. (2022) reported that the Russia-Ukraine conflict appears not to entirely change the investors' assessment of a possible acceleration of a green energy transition.…”

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The moderating role of sustainable development goals in reviving the economy through green initiatives

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Maqbool

Hameed

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Front. Environ. Sci.

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The Ukrainian economic crisis began with the start of the war and grew over time. This is because trade between countries was spread out because of problems with the supply chain. However, the energy sector in Ukraine is largely disturbed by this armed conflict. The purpose of this study was to test the impact of infrastructure damage, trade sanctions, the economic crisis, and energy investments in green energy in Ukraine through the lens of sustainable development goals (SGDs). The data is collected from the Ukrainian public, and the sample size for this research is 384. This research has used the structural equation modeling method by using Smart PLS 3 for data analysis. The findings of the study suggest that a green energy transition is possible when the Ukrainian government works on SDGs to manage the economic crisis and increases investments in the energy sector. The moderation of SGDs is considered a way forward for development in Ukraine. The novelty of this research is based on its framework, which is a new addition to a piece of knowledge. This research has extended knowledge by presenting new relationships related to the green energy transition. The limitations of this research are presented in conjunction with future directions that are a reliable way for scholars to contribute further to this area of research.

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“…Summarize and discuss the global conflict risk index to estimate the probability of political conflict risk in the next four years, in order to facilitate the modeling of prevention measures by scholars and governments [8]. Investors' global assessment of the green energy transition after the Russia-Ukraine war [9]. The economic influence of Russian-Ukraine war on the other major countries in both trade and commodity service [10].…”

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The Impact of Extreme International Political Conflicts on the Household Consumption Based on Big Data Analysis

Xiao-tong¹

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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In 2022, the globe has not been peaceful, as various disputes, political negotiations, and even furious wars have disturbed the political stability. Most significantly, the Russian-Ukraine war directly break the normal life for citizens in these countries. For the indirect impact, citizens' consumptions around the whole world have been fluctuated due to the relevance of international trade. To further understand the impact of the brutal wars on citizens, especially changes in household consumption, this paper summarizes and analyzes specific data. During the research, firstly, I chose major countries in different categories which can act as best representatives. Going further, the paper collects data from both the macroeconomy and micro-economy to have a complete and precise conclusion. Among that, GDP and CPI are considered since they are the best demonstrations about overall human consumption; export and import are also part of that due to the close relationship between resident costs and national costs; be more specifically, prices of all kinds of products are also analyzed, since these detailed data are the most intuitive and convincing representations of people's consumption in the context of war. After the whole analysis, there are several conclusions derived from it. In the first place, for Russian and Ukraine, their dramatic influence is undoubtable, but Russian is easier to recover to original peace compared to Ukraine since the original profound bases. Additionally, US citizens experienced the most for the products' prize fluctuation; China, UK and France also underwent impacts, but these consequences are limited to specific products' catalogs. Finally, overall, in the context of Russian-Ukraine war, the impact is not so dramatic that most countries restore the stability of household consumption in three months or so, which also circumvents unnecessary anxiety among people around the world. In general, this study focuses on the topic of Russian-Ukraine political conflict and war that people are most concerned about recently and emphasizes on the topic of household consumption that is most relevant to people's life. At the same time, through multi-dimensional data and various types of investigation, the conclusion of the research is also more convincing and credible.

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The impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the green energy transition – A capital market perspective

Cited by 10 publications

References 8 publications

The Economic Dimension of Using the Integration of Highway Sound Screens with Solar Panels in the Process of Generating Green Energy

The Economic Dimension of Using the Integration of Highway Sound Screens with Solar Panels in the Process of Generating Green Energy

The moderating role of sustainable development goals in reviving the economy through green initiatives

The Impact of Extreme International Political Conflicts on the Household Consumption Based on Big Data Analysis

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