Greenhouse Gases and Russia's Priorities for Decarbonization of the Economy

Arabov, Mikhail Sh.; Arabova, Zarema Mikhailovna; Alyautdinova, Yuliya Amirovna; Arabov, Semid M.

doi:10.17122/ogbus-2022-1-77-93

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“…The decarbonization and carbon footprint reduction options were systematized depending on the effect made on volume and concentration of CO 2 in the atmosphere to understand the place of RESs. This systematization differs from, but does not contradict, the approaches to defining the options of decarbonization presented in [12,23,41,56,73].…”

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“…In the structure of CO 2 emissions from the energy, the contribution of fuel resources (coal, oil and gas) varies over time and by region, with solid and liquid fuels predominating [5]. Oil and gas companies make a significant contribution to total anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, with emissions from the combustion of hydrocarbon fuels (Scope 3) being many times greater than the emissions from sources owned and operated by the company, as well as emissions from the production of electricity consumed by oil and gas companies (Scopes 1 and 2) [12]. However, if considered separately, coal takes the main share, about 40 per cent in 2021, in the structure of carbon dioxide by fuel type.…”

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“…Many major oil and gas companies set a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and claim to be transforming themselves into energy companies. Studies show that the key options for decarbonization include [12,22,23] increasing gas production, reducing oil production, the transition to renewable energy sources (RESs) and low-carbon fuels, improving energy efficiency, rational use of associated petroleum gas (APG), the implementation of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CC(U)S) technologies; meanwhile, the scale and variety of options used, as well as the pace and extent of decarbonization decisions taken, vary within companies and depend on several factors [24]. Government regulators, investors, lending institutions, ecological organizations and society exert significant pressure on oil and gas companies, demanding to disinvest in traditional operations and reduce their carbon footprint, both in production process and in the use of their products [25].…”

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“…Figure 7. Main decarbonization and carbon footprint reduction options, created by the authors based on[12,23,25,41,56,73].…”

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Renewable Energy Sources in Decarbonization: The Case of Foreign and Russian Oil and Gas Companies

Romasheva

Ilinova

2023

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The necessity of implementing the Sustainable Development Goals and solve the problem of climate change, technological progress and the conscious climate policy of many countries has led to the transformation of the world economy and power industry towards low-carbon development, which should be based on renewable energy sources. Oil and gas companies are actively criticized by the international community for contributing significantly to total anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, with emissions from hydrocarbon fuel combustion being the largest. In order to meet the tightening environmental requirements and regulations, oil and gas companies implement various initiatives for decarbonization and reducing the carbon footprint, including operating with renewables, whose scale, essence and variety depend on the decarbonization model. This paper attempts to identify, first, how renewable sources of energy have been integrated into the oil and gas companies; second, what decarbonization models are possible; and third, what the major determining factors in the formation of their decarbonization model and the scale of renewable usage are. Based on an extensive literature review, survey, websites and corporate sustainability reports of Russian and foreign oil and gas companies, models of decarbonization and the role of renewables in decarbonization are defined and the classification and interpretation of determining factors are offered, justifying their impact on the decarbonization model and the scale of renewable usage. The authors present an assessment of factors and prove the correlation between the factors under consideration and the scale and diversity of renewable usage by oil and gas companies, confirming the adequacy of the offered approaches.

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“…Figure 7. Main decarbonization and carbon footprint reduction options, created by the authors based on[12,23,25,41,56,73].…”

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2023

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“…In this regard, huge investment resources are directed to the agro-industrial complex of the region (Table 1). Calculated from: [6,7] The table data indicates that in the analyzed year, investment resources were attracted in almost all key subcomplexes of the regional agro-industrial complex. In 2022 alone, $465.5 thousand was allocated for growing crops, commercial vegetable growing, and horticulture.…”

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Assessment of innovative support of the agricultural industrial complex

Тagoev,

Nabiev,

Komilov

et al. 2024

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This article discusses the issue of innovative support for the agroindustrial complex of the Republic of Tajikistan. An assessment is made of the current state and level of investment in the agricultural sector and agricultural enterprises. It is noted that innovation is the main lever for the development of agricultural production. In justifying the need for an innovative – investment approach to the use of land resources, one should proceed from the understanding that the loss of valuable productive lands, soil degradation, the current decline in their fertility and the deterioration of environmental functions from the standpoint of awareness of the limitations of land resources should be considered as a threat to economic independence and even national security. It should be noted that in conditions of climate warming and water shortage, an innovative method of cultivation, including drip irrigation technology, is the main factor in the efficient use of water resources and at the same time obtaining high yields. Proposals for introducing innovations and conducting research in the field of agriculture are presented. At the same time, the process of foreign investment in agricultural enterprises was analyzed and discussed, its importance in the modern conditions of agriculture of Tajikistan was noted.

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Greenhouse Gases and Russia's Priorities for Decarbonization of the Economy

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Renewable Energy Sources in Decarbonization: The Case of Foreign and Russian Oil and Gas Companies

Renewable Energy Sources in Decarbonization: The Case of Foreign and Russian Oil and Gas Companies

Assessment of innovative support of the agricultural industrial complex

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