Ecological Approach in Managing the Technology of Oil Refineries

Myasnikova, Olga Yuryevna; Lysytska, Svetlana Mayorovna; Shcherbakova, Natalya Sergeevna; Shamsheev, Sergey Vladimirovich; Spitsyna, Tatiana Andreevna; Kubasova, Elena Ivanovna

doi:10.32479/ijeep.7734

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“…To create an effective risk management system for innovative projects, individual authors ( [6], [7]) also recommend the creation of an informational base that stores information about risks identified at the planning stage of the project and their real occurrence, about measures taken to reduce and eliminate risks and their effectiveness, the costs incurred for anti-risk activities, and the losses averted. Despite the fact that the dynamic nature of the risks of the innovation project was pointed out, such a base can become one of the most important tools for making decisions in the field of risk management for enterprises implementing innovative projects, including ones in the field of energy supply to remote consumers.…”

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Project Risk Management of Electric Power Supply of Remote Consumers

Zhiltsov¹,

Gladysheva²,

Вавилина³

2020

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Emerging Trends and Challenges in the Management Theory and Practice (ETCMTP

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The study presented in this paper analyzes the theoretical base for project risk management of electric power supply of remote consumers characterized by specifics of innovative projects. The essence and stages of risk management of the innovation projects are considered deeply. The main risks of this type of projects are considered by studying the example of the project of creation of an autonomous power complex for remote consumers. Risks are ranged on the basis of probability and the level of impact on project deliverables. Specific project risks on electric power supply of remote consumers are described, the recommendations about use of methods of quantitative risks assessment and implementation of anti-risk actions for increase in effective management of projects of this type are made.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Project Risk Management of Electric Power Supply of Remote Consumers

Zhiltsov¹,

Gladysheva²,

Вавилина³

2020

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Emerging Trends and Challenges in the Management Theory and Practice (ETCMTP

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“…According to experts the formation of common energy market will allow obtaining a large number of advantages for countries, such as possibility of energy flows using, energy capacities redistributing, balancing, and also phasing out obsolete equipment from enterprises funds, competitiveness rising of the EAEU as a whole (Sopilko et al, 2020). Some experts consider energy integration in the Union region in the context of energy security (Cherp and Jewell, 2014;Myasnikova et al, 2019), which means an ability to protect member countries from lack of energy resources and energy shortages. The main goal of this approach is the formation of a single energy space on the principles of sustainability.…”

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Analysis and Prospects for the Development of Regional Energy Integration of the Eurasian Economic Union Countries

Sopilko¹,

Myasnikova²,

Bondarchuk³

et al. 2020

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In the presented paper, it is proved that a new objective trend appears in the current conditions of Eurasian region development. It will strengthen mutual cooperation between the countries of Eurasia and it will enrich regionalization process in the context of world energy markets restructuring, intensification of competition, deglobalization tendencies and other challenges of the world economy. At the same time, fuel and energy complex (FEC) is becoming the main driving force for the countries of Eurasian region and their further development. The concept of regional energy integration of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries is offered in the paper. It's based on the strategic advantages of economic integration in relation to the fuel and energy complex. Energy potential analysis of the EAEU member countries is performed. The issues of common energy markets formation in the region are considered. The main problems and a number of uncoordinated tasks between the countries participating in integrational process in this area are highlighted in terms of common gas, oil and oil products market formation, although it is noted that development and approval stage of the Programs for such formation is mostly completed. It is expected that these markets will be fully formed by 2025. It was emphasized that energy integration is one of the most important areas for the EAEU countries development, which is expected to bring significant economic benefits in the long-term period.

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“…It is known that sulfur and its compounds are presented in the composition of traditional raw materials: crude oil, gasoline, diesel fuel, coal (in the form of mercaptans R-SH, sulfides R-S-R, disulfides R-S-S-R, thiophenes, thiorphans and others; R -hydrocarbon radical). The combustion products of the above substances (SO 2 и SO 3 ) together with the exhaust gases, entering the atmosphere, have high toxicity and corrosive chemical aggressiveness (Myasnikova et al, 2019;Mazgarov and Kornetova, 2015). Therefore, the biofuel requirement as an alternative energy source is compatible with normative standards that limit the amount of sulfur emissions to the environment resulting from the traditional combustible materials burning.…”

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“…In the context of the problem mentioned above, most EU countries, the USA, Canada, Brazil, Sweden, China and others are actively developing programs for the production and using of fuel based on various types of plant raw materials. Thus, according to the EU directive, it is planned to implement environmentally friendly and efficient types of biomaterials (renewable energy sources) into the fuel and energy sector (Myasnikova et al, 2019). One of the energy programs "Energy 21" was adopted in Denmark as early as in 1996.…”

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Ecological-and-Economic Approach to the Use of Recycled Biomaterials as an Energy Resource

Myasnikova¹,

Lysytska²,

Migaleva³

et al. 2019

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The problem of the traditional energy resources exhaustion which is also arising in the process of their exploitation as a factor of the environmental degradation is observed in the paper. The authors have analyzed the possibility of using alternative raw materials based on recycled plant biomaterials as renewable substitutes for energy sources. According to analytical data, it is shown that the biofuel demand as an alternative form of energy meets regulatory requirements that impose restrictions on the sulfur emission rate to the environment which are built up in the result of traditional combustible materials burning. The authors esteem the feasibility of all-around usage of various types of recycled biomaterials as a fuel. Within this framework, conducted study is a priority and promising direction for the world's economy and energy, and the analysis of the main technical and economic characteristics of various types of waste biomass.

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Ecological Approach in Managing the Technology of Oil Refineries

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Project Risk Management of Electric Power Supply of Remote Consumers

Project Risk Management of Electric Power Supply of Remote Consumers

Analysis and Prospects for the Development of Regional Energy Integration of the Eurasian Economic Union Countries

Ecological-and-Economic Approach to the Use of Recycled Biomaterials as an Energy Resource

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