Economic Models and Methods for Assessing and Regulating the Sustainability of Distributed Post-Carbon Energy Development

Abstract

The content of the article reveals the results of the analysis of trends in the new industrialization of industry in estimates of the development of distributed post-carbon energy. Models and methods for assessing the stability of the spatiotemporal dynamics of the integration of resources and the processes of combining technologies for the production and consumption of energy and energy carriers in the formation of the energy complex are supplemented. The evaluation tool differs in its ability to model the indicator-property by factor factors and the criterion of a minimal imbalance between the interests of producers and consumers of an expanded number of types of energy products under cogeneration conditions, reducing the costs of non-renewable resources and losses. This allows us to regulate the stability of the normative level of sustainability and to justify the overall strategy of energy-saving development of the complex.

Review of Models for and Socioeconomic Approaches to the Formation of Foresight Control Mechanisms: A Genesis

“…The content of the study based on system analysis should be represented by the decomposition of the goal into subgoals, functions to identify the object of study for various purposes, and sectors of activity from the environment [100][101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114][115][116]. The element of mechanism decomposition in systems theory can include procedures for diagnosing the problems of insufficient efficiency, innovativeness, and sustainability of enterprises in the conditions of their separate functioning outside of stable links with agglomeration objects.…”