Multi-Capital Approach for Sustainable Growth: Experience from the Oil &amp; Gas Companies

Steblyanskaya, Alina; Mingye, Ai; Efimova, O. V.; Kleiner, G.; Rybachuk, Maxim

doi:10.26794/2587-5671-2022-26-4-29-43

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“…In this case, it is important to detect so-called imaginary environmental innovations aimed at one-time compliance with the ecological standards of functioning and positions of sustainable development [16,17]. The authors presented a scheme of this correspondence 4 in terms of interactions within the framework of the behavioral models of the organization's management in the figure (Fig.…”

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The Interdependence of Environmental Activities and Investment Attractiveness: Finances of Russian Metallurgy

Chernikova,

Egorova,

Melikhov

et al. 2023

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All countries now share a long-term vision of the importance of implementing technology development and transfer to improve climate resilience and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Metallurgical enterprises play a significant role in achieving this goal, since they produce a large amount of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere. In connection with the changing operating conditions and changing markets of presence, the issues of ensuring their investment attractiveness are acquiring obvious importance in the framework of the finances of Russian metallurgical companies. The object of the study is an assessment of the investment attractiveness of Russian metallurgical companies. The subject of the study is the relationship between the investment attractiveness of metallurgical companies and the results of their environmental protection activities. The purpose of this study is to identify the interdependence of environmental metrics and the investment attractiveness of steel companies. The methodological basis is a regression analysis of the impact of environmental metrics on the investment attractiveness of metallurgical companies. The authors chose the following indicators of environmental performance: CO2 emissions, energy consumption, water recycling, waste. To assess the investment attractiveness of metallurgical companies, the following indicators were used: revenue, EBITDA, investment in R&D. The authors concluded that the environmental activities of companies have a significant impact on their investment attractiveness. The scientific novelty of the study lies in identifying the interdependence of environmental protection activities and the investment attractiveness of Russian metallurgy companies. The results of the study can be used by both Russian steel companies and institutional investors as part of the development of an investment strategy.

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The Interdependence of Environmental Activities and Investment Attractiveness: Finances of Russian Metallurgy

Chernikova,

Egorova,

Melikhov

et al. 2023

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Sustainability Indicators for Evaluating the Activities of a Home Delivery Company: a Tunisian Case Study

Bellahirich,

Amamou,

Sidhom

et al. 2024

2024 IEEE 15th International Colloquium on Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LOGISTIQUA)

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The economic paradigm of environmental safety of oil and gas regions

Beilin

2024

RJIE

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High level of environmental safety of oil and gas regions is mainly achieved by solving the problems of economic effi ciency of natural resource use and of management of the complex of federal and regional projects for improving methods of environmental protection and environmental management. The purpose of the study is to develop a systematic rational approach to innovative development of environmental safety of the regions specializing in oil and gas on the basis of their interregional cluster organization in the conditions when it is essential to achieve higher levels of technological sovereignty and the dominance of circular economy strategies and decarbonization in the transforming global fuel and energy balance. To achieve the goal stated the author has carried out a theoretical study of the prospects of innovative resource directions for the development of the regional oil and gas industry and greening of regional economic systems as well as territorial distribution of regional industrial infrastructure to perform green energy transfer; theoretical studies of institutional mechanisms of strategic spatial development of Russia on the basis of interregional industrial cluster integration using highly profi table oil and gas revenues to develop and implement innovative principles of improving the environmental and economic effi ciency of the use of nature-like technologies, controlled environmental management, ESG factors, smart specialization of regions, local resource potential; regression analysis of dynamics and forecasting the volume of atmospheric pollution from stationary sources, the proportion of trapped and neutralized atmospheric pollutants from the total amount of gaseous pollutants emitted from stationary sources, as well as environment protection costs in the oil and gas regions; hierarchical clusterization of oil and gas regions by the amount of organizations applying innovations aimed at development of environmental safety, by material and energy fl ows, by reduction of CO2 emissions and use safe or less hazardous raw materials, by reduction of the level of environmental pollution and the use of waste recycling technologies.The research has been conducted on the example of the Volga Federal District where the oil and gas regions are represented by the subjects with the budget-forming petrochemical complex such as the Republic of Bashkortostan (RB), the Republic of Tatarstan (RT), the Udmurt Republic (UR), the Perm Territory (PT), the Orenburg Region (OR) and the Samara Region (SR). As a result of the study conducted the author developed the economic paradigm of environmental safety of oil and gas regions based on the application of principles of horizontal innovative and industrial, scientifi c, technological and fi nancial policy.

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Multi-Capital Approach for Sustainable Growth: Experience from the Oil & Gas Companies

Cited by 3 publications

References 34 publications

The Interdependence of Environmental Activities and Investment Attractiveness: Finances of Russian Metallurgy

The Interdependence of Environmental Activities and Investment Attractiveness: Finances of Russian Metallurgy

Sustainability Indicators for Evaluating the Activities of a Home Delivery Company: a Tunisian Case Study

The economic paradigm of environmental safety of oil and gas regions

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