Use of Renewable Energy Sources at Realisation of the State Development Strategy of Macroregion (on the Example of Arctic Regions and the Far East): Problems and Prospects

The article discusses the issues of state support for the technological re-equipment of local energy facilities in the Far East and the Arctic. A study of the current system of state management of the industry in the macro-region was carried out, significant shortcomings were identified, possible ways to improve the management model were analyzed and proposals were formulated for further implementation.

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Raising funds for the development of distributed generation in the Far East and the Arctic

Gubanov

Potemkin

Shmanev

et al. 2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Use of Renewable Energy Sources at Realisation of the State Development Strategy of Macroregion (on the Example of Arctic Regions and the Far East): Problems and Prospects

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Raising funds for the development of distributed generation in the Far East and the Arctic

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