Factoring environment into electrification management in a region

Gitelman, L. D.; Gitelman, L. M.; Kozhevnikov, Mikhail

doi:10.2495/sdp-v13-n4-707-717

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“…Other studies [23,24] focus on economic recovery strategies. Economic recovery through the development of local economic planning capabilities, the implementation of structural changes and the provision of support to micro, small and medium-sized businesses, expanding access to financial services, in particular in the field of credit and microcredit; ensuring the development of industry, construction, agriculture and other areas of economic activity based on innovative development and transferring them to modern technological platforms; creation of new, primarily high-tech jobs and an increase in the level of employment of the population, income growth and ensuring expanded reproduction of human potential.…”

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Modeling Management Decisions for Sustainable Regional Development: Public Relations Strategies and Security Considerations

Orlyanskiy,

Hryhoruk,

Danylovych-Kropyvnytska

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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The main purpose of the article is to study the formation and implementation of management decisions on public relations (PR) strategies for ensuring sustainable development in the context of regional security. This study aims to will be to model the adoption of managerial decisions on PR strategies to ensure sustainable development for the security of a particular region. The object of the study is the system for ensuring the sustainable development of a particular region. As a result, we have obtained a model for making managerial decisions on PR strategies for ensuring sustainable development in the context of regional security. The novel contributions of this study include a direct technique for modeling managerial decisionmaking regarding PR strategies for sustainable development in the context of regional security, as well as a matrix for the step-by-step implementation of these processes and stages. The study is limited by taking into account regional specifics and the lack of modeling extension tools. Prospects for further research should be devoted to the concentration of sustainable development in the context of interregional security planning.

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confidence: 99%

Modeling Management Decisions for Sustainable Regional Development: Public Relations Strategies and Security Considerations

Orlyanskiy,

Hryhoruk,

Danylovych-Kropyvnytska

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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“…The studies described in [19,20] point to a new phase of electrification in the context of smart cities. The phase includes non-power intensive areas, such as:…”

Section: Drivers Of Energy Sector Development In Smart Cities: Integrmentioning

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Sustainable energy for smart city

Gitelman¹,

Kozhevnikov²,

Adam³

2019

Int. J. EQ

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The article presents the results of a study of structural changes in the energy sector serving digital technologies for the urban environment of the future that is being created now. The study considers country-specific factors and problems of ensuring the sustainability of heat and power supply. The authors look at the priority areas of a new phase of electrification aimed at the development of advanced energy-saving smart technologies, electric transport, electric cars and appropriate energy and utility infrastructure. The case is studied of developing engineering, technical, organizational and economic solutions when overhauling the heat supply system in a 'smart' residential district of Yekaterinburg, one of Russia's megalopolises, that is being designed and constructed on the basis of the principles of intelligent engineering infrastructure.

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“…Based on available data of the population and total energy demands in the region, energy annual consumption per capita was estimated as 10.5 MWh [20]. А methodology was proposed for including the environment as one of the factors in the regional electrification programs [21].…”

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Criticalities and Potentialities of Local Renewable Sources of Energy

Adami

Castagna

Magaril

et al. 2018

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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In this article, we will discuss about the potential of renewable energies available in a relatively small territorial context, such as municipalities, and the various problems interfering with a full exploitation of said potential. Since the launch of Covenant of Mayors, CoM, in 2008, thousands of local governments committed on volunteer basis in reaching or even exceeding, to the EU targets with regards to climate change and renewable energies for the years to come. Every local government committed to the CoM needs to produce the SEAP (Sustainable Energy Action Plan), which highlights the actions that the government is willing to implement in order to achieve the target set by the CoM (referred either to the 2020 or to the 2030). While studying the local context, many problems of various nature often arise which can be detrimental for the full exploitation of the potential of renewable resources available. This article displays a few examples of local governments located around the world and the problems encountered while writing their SEAP, related to geographical position, types of agricultural, industrial and commercial activities in the area, plants already operative, financial situation of the local government and the population living in the area. The possible areas of intervention include energy efficiency works on public and private buildings, traffic reduction strategies, energy recovery systems applied to factories and industrial plants, solar thermal, photovoltaic and wind power installations, material and energy recovery processes applied to waste management and hydroelectric power installations.

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Factoring environment into electrification management in a region

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Modeling Management Decisions for Sustainable Regional Development: Public Relations Strategies and Security Considerations

Modeling Management Decisions for Sustainable Regional Development: Public Relations Strategies and Security Considerations

Sustainable energy for smart city

Criticalities and Potentialities of Local Renewable Sources of Energy

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