Automation of Negative Infrastructural Externalities Assessment Methods to Determine the Cost of Land Resources Based on the Development of a “Thin Client” Model

Bykowa, Elena; Skachkova, M.E.; Raguzin, Ivan; Dyachkova, Irina; Boltov, Maxim

doi:10.3390/su14159383

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“…It is essential to incorporate into the model the dependency of investment value on the distance to more populated areas in the region. This challenge can be fulfilled by applying the geoinformation system and modelling the functional relationship between the coordinates of the processing site and two parameters: MCD and MCV [110].…”

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Waste Management during the Production Drilling Stage in the Oil and Gas Sector: A Feasibility Study

Lebedev,

Cherepovitsyn

2024

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Drilling-waste management is of great importance in the oil and gas industry due to the substantial volume of multi-component waste generated during the production process. Improper waste handling can pose serious environmental risks, including soil and water contamination and the release of harmful chemicals. Failure to properly manage waste can result in large fines and legal consequences, as well as damage to corporate reputation. Proper drilling-waste management is essential to mitigate these risks and ensure the sustainable and responsible operation of oil and gas projects. It involves the use of advanced technologies and best practices to treat and utilize drilling waste in an environmentally safe and cost-effective manner. This article describes a feasibility study of four drilling-waste management options in the context of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug of Russia. For ten years of the project life, the NPV under the base scenario is equal to RUB −3374.3 million, under the first scenario is equal to RUB −1466.7 million, under the second scenario is equal to RUB −1666.8 million and under the third scenario is equal to RUB −792.4 million. When considering projects, regardless of oil production, the project under the third scenario pays off in 7.8 years and the NPV is RUB 7.04 million. The MCD and MCV parameters were calculated to be 106 km and 2290 tons, respectively. Furthermore, the study estimates the ecological damage prevented and the environmental effect of each option. Quantitative risk assessments, conducted through sensitivity analysis, reveal that the fourth option, involving the conversion of drilling waste into construction materials, emerges as the most economically feasible. The study also evaluates the interaction between business and government and analyzes the current situation in the sphere of drilling-waste management, concluding with concise recommendations for both companies and official bodies.

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Waste Management during the Production Drilling Stage in the Oil and Gas Sector: A Feasibility Study

Lebedev,

Cherepovitsyn

2024

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“…During the operation of subway sections, including double-track and single-track running tunnels, the air flowing through the double-track tunnel to its junction with single-track tunnels is mixed with the circulation air flows that occur in areas adjacent to these junctions from stations with single-track tunnels. As a result of this mixing, the temperature of the air circulating between the junction of double-track and double-track tunnels and the station with single-track tunnels will be higher than with the traditional scheme, when the flows of external and circulating air are mixed [16,17,18]. This may lead to an increase in air temperatures at stations adjacent to junctions on the side of single-track tunnels above normative values.…”

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Enhanced methodology for thermal management area assessment of metro lines

Zhikharev

2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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The article analyzes the operation of metro lines with doubletrack and single-track tunnels in the Russian Federation. Simultaneous activation of traffic on single-track and double-track tunnels affects the management of thermal and humidity parameters of the air environment on metro lines. Currently, there is limited experience in using shared lines. The study conducted an analysis of the features in the formation of thermal and ventilation regimes in double-track and single-track subway tunnels. It also examined the temperature regime of the station when mixing air flows from a double-track tunnel between stations and the flow from one of the stations. An algorithm has been defined for controlling the thermal and humidity parameters of the environment in underground structures. Measures are proposed to minimize the consequences of combining air flows and normalize microclimate parameters. The analysis of air mass movement revealed that the air temperature at the station located beyond the junction point of the double-track tunnel section and single-track tunnels is influenced by circulation flows in single-track tunnels, as well as the flow rate and temperature of the air coming from the double-track tunnel.

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“…The business value serves as a benchmark for investors as holders of funds for economic development and growth. Therefore, when developing measures to increase investment attractiveness, it is important to offer the investor an image that guarantees the achievement of their goals [26]. The strategy is tailored to the interests of a specific group (institutional portfolio investors; individual small investors; strategic investors from the industry).…”

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The Need for the Green Economy Factors in Assessing the Development and Growth of Russian Raw Materials Companies

Ulanov

2024

JCBAR

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Approaches to assessing economic development and growth in the context of transition to a green and low-carbon economy are considered on the example of the Russian raw materials business. The implementation of carbon regulation leads not only to the expected environmental results, but also to a change in market conditions. With the spread of protectionist measures and restrictions, the assessment of the former integral indicator is distorted. It is shown that the curtailment of long-term contracts for the supply of fossil fuels and restrictions on investments in traditional energy projects adjust the assessment. In this article, its author drew attention to the need to take into account the factors of the green economy in the context of the development and growth of Russian developing companies. Indices, ratings, as well as such indicator systems as ESG may be of interest as a criterion of success. One of the factors of sustainable development and growth of raw materials companies is the number of proven reserves of recoverable resources, the potential of hard-to-recover resource and the inability to reproduce natural resources. Based on the analysis of dependencies, it is proposed to develop strategies, which allow us to identify new opportunities. The system for assessing economic development and economic growth of raw materials and energy companies, built on a single-criterion approach, should consider the conditions of subsurface use, the level of reserves, and use additional indicators to consider the impact of external circumstances. The assessment of the Russian raw materials and energy business on market principles may show negative dynamics in the short term, but in the long term, expectations are optimistic. This situation is largely explained by the inconsistency of the set goals for climate protection and the delay or inadequacy of actions taken as an example.

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Automation of Negative Infrastructural Externalities Assessment Methods to Determine the Cost of Land Resources Based on the Development of a “Thin Client” Model

Cited by 15 publications

References 43 publications

Waste Management during the Production Drilling Stage in the Oil and Gas Sector: A Feasibility Study

Waste Management during the Production Drilling Stage in the Oil and Gas Sector: A Feasibility Study

Enhanced methodology for thermal management area assessment of metro lines

The Need for the Green Economy Factors in Assessing the Development and Growth of Russian Raw Materials Companies

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