Circular economy for the energy transition in Saint Petersburg, Russia

Kalchenko, Olga; Evseeva, Svetlana; Evseeva, Oksana; Plis, Kristina Sergeevna

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911002030

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“…Airplanes were in second place after cars, but their contribution will decline in the future. The transport sector, as the main consumer of energy and source of greenhouse gases (GHG), is a problem for sustainable development [18]. In 2015, the transport sector accounted for approximately 24% of global CO2 emissions from fuel combustion.…”

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The impact of human activity on the global warming

Evseeva

Dudarenko

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The global temperature of the planet is directly related to human activity. Landfills, vehicles, deforestation, production and, in particular, livestock, affect the temperature change on the planet and global warming. Greenhouse gas emissions, solid aerosol particles and soot, deforestation, methane, nitrous oxide and freons’ concentration in the Earth’s atmosphere are the key influencers on the changes in the global temperature. All of it is the result of human’s activities and needs the human control. The problem of the impact of the human activity on the global warming in environmental economics should be scrutinized in order to avoid the negative effects from its distribution. Research methods used: system analysis, synthesis, comparison and generalization and econometrics’ methodology. The main results include investigation into the impact of the human activity on the global warming (the level of global temperature as the main indicator) on the global world level. They showed that all of the chosen types of human activities influence on the global warming – rising temperature and industrial production and livestock have the greatest impact on global warming during the period.

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The impact of human activity on the global warming

Evseeva

Dudarenko

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Saidani et al (2019) proposed that a CE strategy maximises resource use and accelerates the transition to cleaner and more efficient energy sources. Kalchenko et al (2019) stated that a CE strategy would include the following in the energy sector: "designs, processes, and solutions that maximise the efficient use of natural resources for energy production, end use of energy, excess energy and side streams".…”

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Mapping out focus for circular economy business models (CEBMs) research in construction sector studies – a bibliometric approach

Otasowie,

Aigbavboa,

Oke

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Purpose The circular economy business models (CEBMs) provide ways for firms operating in the construction industry to move from a linear to a circular approach. Thus, this study aims to explore CEBM research within the construction sector to show the focus area of studies, highlighting new areas that require attention. Design/methodology/approach This study adopted a bibliometric approach, using the Scopus database as the data source. The keywords used for paper extraction from the database were “circular economy business” OR “circular business” AND “model” OR “models” AND “construction industry” OR “building industry”. The VOSviewer software was then used to prepare a co-occurrence and co-authorship map based on the bibliographic data gathered. Findings The study’s findings reveal five research clusters in the construction industry. These clusters include circular construction intelligence, modular business modelling, eco-construction, sustainable construction economics and smart energy-efficient buildings. The two most cited scholars had two publications each, while the top journals are the Journal of Cleaner Production and Sustainable Production and Consumption. This study concludes that there is a need for research within the construction sector to focus on CEBMs’ archetypes and frameworks. This will enable a smooth transition from linear to circular business models in the sector. Research limitations/implications The information was gathered from a single database, Scopus; hence, using other databases, including Web of Science, Google Scholar and Dimensions, might produce more articles for examination and, consequently, different findings on the subject under investigation. Practical implications These findings would assist researchers in considering the areas mentioned, which are yet to receive attention, and, by extension, enhance economic development while maintaining environmental sustainability. Originality/value This paper made a significant contribution to the body of knowledge by identifying scholars and platforms that have been instrumental in advancing CEBM research and highlighting new areas that require attention in the construction sector.

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“…La transición a una industria circular implica por esencia transitar a fuentes de energía renovable (Ellen MacArthur Foundation, 2020), promoverlas se considera un punto clave para la circularidad (Elia et al, 2020;Kalchenko et al, 2019). Pese a ello, la energía en su uso, generación y consumo ha sido un factor desestimado en su papel dentro de la adopción de la economía circular, por lo que la pregunta de investigación abordada en este estudio es: ¿Cuáles son las barreras energéticas de México en la transición industrial hacia la economía circular?…”

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Modelación de barreras energéticas para la transición industrial en la Economía Circular

Vilchis

Moreno-Jiménez

2023

RDLUZ

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Los sistemas industriales de producción mientras agotan las existencias de materiales, liberan emisiones en formas que la naturaleza no puede asimilar, para solventar esta situación una incipiente alternativa es transitar a un modelo de Economía Circular en el que los procesos industriales optimicen sus flujos energéticos y se sustituya la demanda y participación de energías fósiles por renovables, situación que ha presentado barreras que aún no se entienden del todo y que han obstaculizado su adopción. Es por ello que, el objetivo de esta investigación consistió en modelar las barreras energéticas, a través del Modelado Estructural Interpretativo y la Matriz de Impacto Cruzado-Multiplicación Aplicada a la Clasificación. Se concluye que las barreras y sus interrelaciones prioritarias se orienten a lo político-regulatorio, por lo que se sugiere promover un marco jurídico fundamentado en las mejores prácticas internacionales para fomentar la transición a la circularidad energética.

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Circular economy for the energy transition in Saint Petersburg, Russia

Cited by 12 publications

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The impact of human activity on the global warming

The impact of human activity on the global warming

Mapping out focus for circular economy business models (CEBMs) research in construction sector studies – a bibliometric approach

Modelación de barreras energéticas para la transición industrial en la Economía Circular

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