Ukraine’s energy policy: analysis and development strategy

Дергачова, Вікторія Вікторівна; Kravchenko, Maryna; Kuznietsova, Kateryna; Kotsko, Taras

doi:10.33223/epj/128598

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“…Nine different indicators (i.e., share of RES, greenhouse gases (GHGs) per GDP, energy intensity, primary efficiency, industry efficiency, energy consumption in households, space heating efficiency, pollutant emissions from transport, and specific energy consumption of transport sector) were calculated by Pakere (2021) [53] in order to analyze the energy and environmental performance of EU countries. Dergachova et al [54] used the OECD Monitoring Framework for the ESU 2035 [55] to analyze Ukraine's energy strategy. The framework calculates the level of performance for several objectives including energy efficiency, energy independence, reliability and sustainable development, market devel-opment, modern management system, network integration, and the level of performance by subsectors.…”

Section: Trends In Energy Sustainability Planning Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Energy Planning in a New Situation

2023

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Energy is one of the most important aspects of urban development and technological advancements. As its production and consumption are connected to several environmental, social, and economic issues covering all three sustainability pillars, strategic and targeted energy planning is vital to the smooth transition towards a more efficient and greener society. In accordance with the specific priorities of every state, sustainable energy planning should also satisfy the international trends, requirements, and targets, including the global commitments for sustainable development. As of this time, energy transition with further deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency improvement are the priorities for a sustainable future. However, due to recent global events, a new situation has been established. The COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war in Ukraine have caused new circumstances challenging the recognized approaches for an effective sustainable energy strategy. While the global pandemic led to a temporary reduction of energy use and created habits for further savings, the war caused energy security issues, especially for Europe, and an increase in energy prices. Moreover, both questioned the implementation of green energy strategies and policies and initiated energy poverty. In this framework, the perspectives of the criteria, on which the energy planning and the relevant research could lean, are investigated and discussed.

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Sustainable Energy Planning in a New Situation

2023

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“…Nowadays, fuel and energy complex of Ukraine is facing certain crises: grown prime costs, worn-out main facilities, unsatisfactory infrastructure conditions-all these negative phenomena have resulted in the uncontrolled closure of production facilities (Melnyk, 2018;Koveria et al, 2019;Dergachova et al, 2020;Petrochenko et al, 2021). The majority of enterprises have already worked out their working lifespan.…”

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Innovative Activities in the Sphere of Mining Process Management

Bazaluk

Ащеулова

Mamaikin

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The purpose of this paper is to propose a new methodological approach to complex assessment of coal-mining enterprises basing on the evaluation of technological schemes from the viewpoint of their susceptibility to innovations. To solve the specified problems, a complex method has been used. The method involves geometrical interpretation of a task of determining boundary parameters of technological schemes, application of criteria-based estimations for determining a level of production efficiency, and use of complex index of economic re liability. For the first time, optimality criteria for innovation management in coal industry have been proposed; they take into consideration a level of organization of innovations, organization of innovative production system, and organization of innovative production process. A complex index “internal potential of technological networks” has been developed, being one of the essential parameters for evaluating coal mine conditions. It has been identified that its formation is the result of the influence of certain factors determining the underground mining efficiency and, first of all, the coal mine property—spatial development. According to the represented concept, a policy of optimal control for maintaining the operating mine capacities is based on the evaluation of remained reserves, substantiated planning of a stoping line, and correspondence of extraction equipment to the operating conditions. It is possible to increase the concentration of production by redistributing the remained reserves and integration of mines by mining operations; that makes it possible to concentrate resources within those parts of a mine field where the effect will show its maximum. Modelling of such problems is based on a system of constraints without any requirements for providing the planned mine loading, obligatory in the past. Analysis of the indices of efficiency of coal-mining technological schemes and accounting of the developed factual system of indices have helped elaborate recommendations concerning the use of optimality criteria in the organizational tasks of assessment of the potential of technological scheme of mines. Further application of graphs and network models will allow optimizing the mining production parameters. Consequently, the carried out research has resulted in a new system as for innovation management in a mining complex.

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“…A certain positive trend is inherent in the development of solid and gaseous fuels, but as for the market of liquid biofuels, in practice, its production over the past ten years has tended to decrease. According to Dergachova et al 2020, the main problem of forming an effective energy strategy in Ukraine is the inconsistency of economic and energy policies and the lack of a systematic approach to their implementation.…”

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Legal regulations of biofuel production in Ukraine

Kaletnik¹,

Pryshliak²,

Khvesyk³

et al. 2022

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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further functioning of the regulatory framework with the legislation of the European Union on the rational use of fuel and energy resources, the limitations of which increase due to inconsistencies between centralized and regional distribution. Therefore, further processes of effective economic development of Ukraine will largely depend on solving the problem of the sustainable provision of available renewable energy resources. Future development of the biofuels market in Ukraine will strongly depend on the institutional and legal conditions in the field of production, circulation and use of biofuels.

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Ukraine’s energy policy: analysis and development strategy

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

Sustainable Energy Planning in a New Situation

Sustainable Energy Planning in a New Situation

Innovative Activities in the Sphere of Mining Process Management

Legal regulations of biofuel production in Ukraine

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