Energy dependency and sustainable regional development in the Baltic states: A review

Štreimikienė, Dalia; Strielkowski, Wadim; Bilan, Yuriy; Mikalauskas, Ignas

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“…Sustainable development is understood in the category of economic development assuming the availability of certain natural resources in the region. However, economic development should remain at a level not exceeding the environmental capacity of the region (Malik & Ciesielska, 2011;Streimikiene, et al, 2016). There are two approaches to sustainable development in the region, the product oriented and the process oriented.…”

Section: Figure 2 Daly's Triangle Of Equity Economy and Environmentmentioning

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The concept of sustainable regional development – institutional aspects, policies and prospects

Jovović¹,

Drašković²,

Delibašić³

et al. 2017

Journal of International Studies

113

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Abstract. Growing market globalization, increasing global competition, more complex products results in application of new technologies, methods and business processes -due to the abovementioned tendencies novel supply chain strategies (Lean, Agile and Leagile Supply Chains) are established. In this study these supply chain concepts are being described and compared. Virtual enterprise is a temporary alliance of enterprises that come together to share their skills, core competencies, costs and resources in order to better respond to rapidly changing market environment and dynamic customer demands. Economic and social benefits and effects of virtual enterprises for customers and production companies and service providers are also described. Optimization software has been developed for optimal formation of virtual enterprise networks and is also introduced in this study. The aim of this software application is to define virtual enterprise as the optimal combination of supply chain members.

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Section: Figure 2 Daly's Triangle Of Equity Economy and Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

The concept of sustainable regional development – institutional aspects, policies and prospects

Jovović¹,

Drašković²,

Delibašić³

et al. 2017

Journal of International Studies

113

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“…On average per year for the period 1990-2007 (Pan et al, 2011, p. 988). To increase the assimilating potential, it is necessary to create a system of sustainable forest management, especially in developing countries (Urbaniec, 2015;Bilan, 2013;Streimikiene et al, 2016).…”

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Detection of the Interdependence of Economic Development and Environmental Performance at the Industry Level

Ilysheva¹,

Karanina²,

Baldesku³

et al. 2017

Montenegrin Journal of Economics

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The aim of the research is to identify the connection between economic development and environmental performance at the industrial level. The subject of the research is a set of processes of correlation analysis of economic and environmental indicators of the oil and gas producing industry. The urgency of the task of mitigating anthropogenic climate change caused by rising concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is proven. Statistical data on emissions for the past 15 years are analyzed, change trends are identified. The authors establish the cause of the growth in greenhouse gas emissions, the energy sector being the main contributor. A description of the mechanism of the effect of greenhouse gases on the climate system is provided. The requirements set by international agreements and Russian documents aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions are unified. The main gases that cause the greenhouse effect are identified, their classification and brief characteristics are provided in the article. The necessity to promote the monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions and reporting system at the global level is substantiated. The purpose of the advanced metering system is to obtain relevant and reliable data for timely response to and planned reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. In accordance with the recommendations of the international standard for non-financial reporting, GRI, the effectiveness of reducing greenhouse gas emissions should be disclosed in the aspect of "Emissions". The progress of economic science has made it important to take into account the natural component, and the value of bioresources will increase over time, therefore, the company's economic development can not be isolated. In accordance with the hypothesis, it is assumed that the economy and ecology are interrelated and affect each other. To determine economic development and its environmental footprint at the industry level in the aspect of global warming, new approaches and methods must be applied. Based on statistical methods, a correlation model between economic develop- JEL classification:O13. 20 ment and environmental performance has been developed to identify their interrelations based on non-financial reporting data. The developed model can be used by the owners of oil and gas companies and its general principles by the companies of different industries. The results may be of interest to all categories of non-financial reporting users, including government agencies in managing sustainable development at the industry level. The correlation model was tested on the non-financial reports of the oil and gas industry represented by the largest companies -British Petroleum, Lukoil, Shell and Surgutneftegas. Approbation showed different types of interrelations between the two development systems of individual companies: economy and ecology. Thus, the correlation coefficients prove the hypothesis that there is a connection between economic development and environmental performance. The overall result for the industry presented a...

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“…The monitoring of the electricity market and preventing incorrect usage behavior are well-known issues in the competitive electricity market (see for example Marulanda et al, 2006;Nagypál et al, 2015;Strielkowski and Lisin, 2016;Nagaj, 2016) that are wellembedded into the strategy of sustainable energy development (Streimikiene et al, 2016). The monitoring of the electricity market plays a key role in the free electric energy market (Kasperowicz, 2011;Lisin et al, 2016).…”

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Overview of Electricity Market Monitoring

Pinczyński

Kasperowicz

2016

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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ABSTRACT. The main goal of this paper is to present various aspects of electricity market monitoring and to focus on the monitoring of economic parameters, placing a special emphasis on market power, market performance and behavioral monitoring. This paper provides a view of the monitoring and its components. It presents available monitoring techniques and further it indicates the need to modify the existing structure or to develop a new structure of the monitoring system based on new indices which could be used by both operator and market participants.

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Energy dependency and sustainable regional development in the Baltic states: A review

Cited by 50 publications

References 13 publications

The concept of sustainable regional development – institutional aspects, policies and prospects

The concept of sustainable regional development – institutional aspects, policies and prospects

Detection of the Interdependence of Economic Development and Environmental Performance at the Industry Level

Overview of Electricity Market Monitoring

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