Thermal Efficiency of Cogeneration Units with Multi-Stage Reheating for Russian Municipal Heating Systems

Lisin, Evgeny; Соболев, А. С.; Strielkowski, Wadim; Garanin, Ivan

doi:10.3390/en9040269

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“…But, some of the most innovative technological innovations of renewable energy have emerged that have resulted into solar, wind and geothermal energy. These inventions have increased the prospects of having a sustainable energy sources at the global level (Lisin et al 2015;Lisin et al 2016). These innovations have also increased the contribution to sustainability of energy consumption (Hanson and Laitner 2004).…”

Section: Energy Inventions and Technologies Of The Modern Eramentioning

confidence: 99%

Leading innovations and investments into the new energy technologies

Zielińska¹,

Брітченко²,

Jarosz³

2018

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Social, Economic and Academic Leadership (ICSEAL 2018)

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This paper focuses on the novel and leading innovations and investments into the new energy technologies. Energy issues, including sustainability, energy security and energy dependency are probably one of the most crucial and critical issues that humanity must face at the moment. Recent global challenges, such as climate change and the rise of the "green" energy (represented by the increasing deployment of the renewable energy sources (RES)), as well as distributed energy generation and platform energy markets (e.g. peer-to-peer (P2P) markets for electricity) that were made possible thanks to the rise of Internet, social networks and sharing economy, all create a demand for the new energy technologies. The leaders in energy innovations, such as Tesla are becoming the true trendsetters who are marking the way for the humankind to go forward. We provide an overview of the innovative energy technologies that might change the energy market as we know it and discuss their outcomes and possible implications. Moreover, we contemplate the changes that might be caused by the ongoing transition from the fossil fuels to RES. Our results might be of some interests to researchers and stakeholders dealing with energy economics and policy.

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Section: Energy Inventions and Technologies Of The Modern Eramentioning

confidence: 99%

Leading innovations and investments into the new energy technologies

Zielińska¹,

Брітченко²,

Jarosz³

2018

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Social, Economic and Academic Leadership (ICSEAL 2018)

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“…The structure of the industry has been gradually changing over the past decades. In particular, due to the heat business operating at a loss, displacement by regional boiler Coal and heat power (CHP) from the heat load schedule occurs and, as a consequence, a significant reduction in the heating cycle production, thereby reducing the technical and economic efficiency of cogeneration capacities (Lisin, Sobolev, Strielkowski, & Garanin, 2016;Lisin & Strielkowski, 2014).…”

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Analysis of competitiveness: energy sector and the electricity market in Russia

Lisin

Marishkina

Strielkowski

et al. 2017

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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This study provides an overview and conducts a thorough analysis of the current state and development trends of the energy sector in a competitive electricity market in Russia. It scrutinises and outlines the most probable scenarios and outcomes of the innovative development on the electricity market and describes the possible changes. Moreover, a comprehensive study of technology foresight methods that allows one to draw parametric models of the development in the technological industry is undertaken. The results indicate that, in the medium-and long-run, one can identify economic inefficiency and uncontrollability of the existing Russian energy sector as well a clear disharmony with the selected energy strategy. Thence, it is necessary to rely on economic innovations in order to develop predictive models for managing productive development of the industry in a competitive energy market.

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“…Thus, one can see that thermal power plants (TPP) represent a considerable share of Russian electricity output and constitute a very important sector of the country's economy (Lisin and Strielkowski, 2014;Lisin, Rogalev, Strielkowski and Komarov, 2015;Strielkowski and Lisin, 2016;Lisin, Sobolev, Strielkowski and Garanin, 2016;Lisin, Shuvalova, Volkova and Strielkowski, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%