Managing Demand Schedules for Natural Gas Consumption in Russian Industry Based on LNG Technologies

Dzyuba, A. P.

doi:10.26730/2587-5574-2021-1-51-62

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“…There is no single definition of the term "small hydroelectric power plant" for all countries. In order to characterize it, such a concept as installed capacity is used [5].…”

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Expanding of Green and Renewable Energy as a Condition for Economy Transition to Sustainable Development

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All over the world, the topic of green growth is relevant, that is, the growth of economies through the use of modern, environmentally sound, energy efficient technologies, including the use of alternative energy sources. In a modern, dynamically changing society, renewable energy sources are of interest to an increasing number of people. This interest is quite justified, since recently coherent problems of energy and environment are becoming more and more obvious. When discussing emerging problems, the leaders of states and international organizations more often come to the conclusion that in the future these problems can be solved only with the use of environmentally friendly renewable energy sources. The development of green and renewable energy is of particular importance for the Russian industry, in which, on the one hand, the fuel and energy sector occupies one of the main places. On the other hand, the transition to sustainable development is impossible without reducing the impact of energy on the environment, which is intended to contribute to the development of green and renewable energy.

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“…There is no single definition of the term "small hydroelectric power plant" for all countries. In order to characterize it, such a concept as installed capacity is used [5].…”

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Expanding of Green and Renewable Energy as a Condition for Economy Transition to Sustainable Development

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“…The Siberian Federal District is an important center for attracting tourists in Russia (about a third of domestic tourist travel in the country), with a two-fold increase in the period 2012-2021 (Figure 16). Coal and natural gas production in Russia and Siberia, their use in thermal power plants of the Siberian Federal District (logarithmic scale)-compiled by the authors according to the data from [97,98].…”

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“…Figure 15.Coal and natural gas production in Russia and Siberia, their use in thermal power plants of the Siberian Federal District (logarithmic scale)-compiled by the authors according to the data from[97,98].…”

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The Development of Renewable Energy in Mineral Resource Clusters—The Case of the Siberian Federal District

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This article presents a study of the specific features and development factors of renewable energy in macro-regions that combine extractive and industrial clusters with rural, sparsely populated areas. While in some countries—leaders in energy transition (the EU, China)—the growth of investments in solar, wind, and hydropower production is taking place systematically within the framework of an increasing number of national and international strategies and programs, in the Russian Federation there is a lack of renewable generation capacity. Particular difficulties are experienced in regions that, on the one hand, have a developed fuel and raw material complex and, therefore, fuel generation (which makes a significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions), and, on the other hand, many rural, sparsely populated areas that are in need of new distributed generation. The aim of the study is to analyze the factors of transition to renewable energy in mineral-resource regions, such as the Siberian Federal District (Siberia), as well as to identify measures to enhance their effectivity. The article shows the place of Siberia in the national energy system and considers the factors related to its energy transition in detail, e.g., the saturation with main powerlines, the control of air pollution caused by fuel energy facilities, its provision with fuel resources, investments in renewable energy, and ways of improving the health and well-being of the local population. Attention is drawn to the challenges and obstacles related to the development of renewable energy in the Siberian Federal District, associated, on the one hand, with Russia’s lagging behind other countries in the dynamics of energy transition, and on the other hand, with external and internal technological and investment restrictions.

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Digital Modernization of the Russian Mining Sector in Accordance with the National Technology Initiative and Mining 4.0

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Currently, a new impetus for the innovative development of the Russian economy is associated with the formation and implementation of measures within the framework of the National Technology Initiative, aimed at the expansion of national high-tech companies into world markets. At the same time, there is a large-scale consumer of Industry 4.0 technologies in the domestic market – the extractive sector of the Russian industry, in need of technological support for innovative modernization. Today, the mining industry around the world is in a process of technological transformation, as digital and automated technologies are transforming traditional technologies for the extraction of energy and non-energy minerals. In the era of volatile global demand for raw materials, stricter safety and environmental requirements and dwindling profits, the mining industry must increase its investment attractiveness by radically increasing productivity as a result of the introduction of intelligent mining systems. Thus, new technological requirements of the Russian mining industry can be satisfied within the key areas of the National Technology Initiative. For this, it is important to unite the efforts of representatives of business, the scientific and educational community, the state, and international partners in the interests of the technological modernization of the mining complex as a factor of national economy development.

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Managing Demand Schedules for Natural Gas Consumption in Russian Industry Based on LNG Technologies

Cited by 4 publications

References 1 publication

Expanding of Green and Renewable Energy as a Condition for Economy Transition to Sustainable Development

Expanding of Green and Renewable Energy as a Condition for Economy Transition to Sustainable Development

The Development of Renewable Energy in Mineral Resource Clusters—The Case of the Siberian Federal District

Digital Modernization of the Russian Mining Sector in Accordance with the National Technology Initiative and Mining 4.0

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