Local Content Within Extractive Resources Industry in the Russian Federation

Kirillova, Olga S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-56092-8_20

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“…By developing the hydrogen sector, Russia intends to use existing facilities such as nuclear power stations and nuclear reactors. Russia is the second largest producer and exporter of nuclear energy in the world and plans to build and operate its own state-owned nuclear reactor, which is owned by the state nuclear power agency Rosatom [103]. The state is the majority owner of these companies, although some of them have a degree of autonomy from the government.…”

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Increasing Energy Efficiency and Modernization of Energy Systems in Russia: A Review

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The main purpose of this research is to assess the energy efficiency in Russia on its path towards the modernization of its energy systems. This modernization can be seen as an effective means for promoting decarbonization and energy-saving initiatives. Our methods include a comprehensive overview of the development of the energy sector in Russia, which is distinguished by the high concentration of state-owned enterprises, the absence of clear market mechanisms, as well as the domination of the fossil fuels represented by natural gas and oil. Furthermore, we present the perspectives of developing the renewable energy technologies in Russia. Our results enable us to create an in-depth analysis of the perspectives of modernization of the Russian energy sector and to draw the key connotations for its further development. Moreover, the outcomes of this paper can provide useful policy implications and guidelines for modernizing energy efficiency and energy systems for Russian stakeholders and policy makers, supporting their efforts to reduce the dependency on carbon fuels and to embark on the path towards the sustainable economic growth and development.

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Section: Pathways For the Modernization Of Power Distribution Electri...mentioning

confidence: 99%