Mechanism of business entities innovative development management (organizational and economic approaches)

Zhilkina, Yulia; Vodennikov, D.; Maslov, Igor

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201912404019

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“…A country in considering the choice of energy system, which is carried out by policy makers and stakeholders must take into account the state of the economy, environment, and security. Energy security appears to have taken a backseat to the economy, this is due to inflation and the relative global economy reaching agreed prices (Zhilkina, 2014). Security may also be undervalued compared to environmental concerns.…”

Section: The Challenge Of Institutional Collaboration In Secondary Citymentioning

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Identifying Factors of Risk Management in Secondary Cities to Face the Energy Crisis in Realizing a Resilient City

Rahmawan

2024

ADJ

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The challenge of the energy crisis will be a phase experienced by cities. This can be seen in the projected urban population which continues to increase by 67%. This will be a shock as well as a new pressure for city life in addition to the burden of climate change. This study aims to provide a new approach and steps in assessing the energy crisis through risk management. The system of risk management will help make it easier to analyze the energy security situation and concepts that must be faced during an energy crisis. The establishment of this management system to prevent and control the energy crisis indicated that there were still misunderstandings and disagreements regarding the factors that should be a risk. This risk management consists of the concept of strategy, goal setting, resource requirements, risk identification, risk assessment, action planning, and risk communication that dominate various literatures. The results of the identification of risk management factors will make it easier to understand the strategies and policies that will be applied to improve and improve the quality status of urban management in order to create a resilient city. Keywords: risk management, secondary city, energy crisis, resilient city

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Section: The Challenge Of Institutional Collaboration In Secondary Citymentioning

confidence: 99%

Identifying Factors of Risk Management in Secondary Cities to Face the Energy Crisis in Realizing a Resilient City

Rahmawan

2024

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“…Design and installation rules" [10], as a rule, are overestimated from 150 to 250% [1][2][3]. It should be noted that over the past decade, the electrical power consumption of household appliances has changed downwards due to the implementation of new technologies [6].…”

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Monitoring of Electrical Consumption, Including Self-Isolation During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Soluyanov¹,

Fedotov

Akhmetshin

et al. 2020

2020 Ural Smart Energy Conference (USEC)

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To date, one of the most relevant tasks is a justified calculation of the electrical capacity of residential buildings and public facilities. Studies conducted by the "Roselectromontazh" Association have shown a significant difference between the actual and calculated electrical capacity, which is further confirmed by the reports of electric grid companies. In some cases, there is a 3-fold difference. This occurs due to the emergence of a sustainable culture of electricity consumption and the use of highly energy-efficient devices. In 2019, the results of the research work were taken into account in the regional urban planning standards of the Republic of Tatarstan. On average, the normative values have been reduced by 2 times. This enabled a significant reduction in the difference between the actual and calculated electrical capacity. From 2020 onwards, leading construction companies in the Republic of Tatarstan are applying up-to-date values to decrease utility services' construction costs. For power grid companies the savings consist of reduction of electrical energy losses and "locked electrical capacity" and the elimination of inefficient investments. It is important to note that specific values of electrical load were calculated taking into account summer and winter peaks in order to exclude the emergencies. However, it was impossible to predict a time when people would need to stay self-isolated at home to prevent the spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-2019). Corresponding diagrams relative to 2019 were constructed to determine the impact of the electricity consumption of residential buildings during lockdown.

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Investment and energy saving solutions based on updating the electrical loads of multi-apartment, individual residential buildings and public buildings aper

Soluyanov¹,

Fedotov

Akhmetshin

et al. 2020

2020 International Conference on Electrotechnical Complexes and Systems (ICOECS)

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Mechanism of business entities innovative development management (organizational and economic approaches)

Cited by 4 publications

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Identifying Factors of Risk Management in Secondary Cities to Face the Energy Crisis in Realizing a Resilient City

Identifying Factors of Risk Management in Secondary Cities to Face the Energy Crisis in Realizing a Resilient City

Monitoring of Electrical Consumption, Including Self-Isolation During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Investment and energy saving solutions based on updating the electrical loads of multi-apartment, individual residential buildings and public buildings aper

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