ORIGINAL PAPER
Economic and environmental dimensions of energy production with the use of renewable technologies
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Izmail State of University of Humanities, Ukraine
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Vinnytsia National Technical University, Ukraine
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Ternopil Ivan Puluj National University, Ukraine
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Mineral and Energy Economy Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
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National Pirogov Memorial Medical University, Ukraine
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Odessa National Economic University, Ukraine
Submission date: 2023-01-24
Final revision date: 2023-02-17
Acceptance date: 2023-02-17
Publication date: 2023-03-23
Corresponding author
Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal 2023;26(1):5-22
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ABSTRACT
Accelerating the transition of the energy sector to ecologically clean energetics using renewable energy technologies will ensure the security of the energy sector of the European Union based on highly energy-efficient and cost-effective technologies for generating heat and electricity. The aim of the study is to assess the economic and ecological aspects of the implementation of renewable energy technologies in Ukraine based on the analysis of trends in the transformation of both the global and the European energy sector. The approach proposed in this article makes it possible to reasonably determine the prospects for the use of environmentally safe energy-saving technologies using renewable energy sources. The analysis of the economic and environmental aspects of energy production based on renewable energy technologies, the condition of development and directions of transformation of the European energy sector is illustrated on the basis of a comprehensive assessment of the efficiency of the use of energy- and resource-saving, environmentally safe and cost-effective innovative technologies of non-traditional and renewable energy sources. This is achieved through the use of a comprehensive generalized dimensionless criterion of energy-ecological-economic efficiency of innovative technologies with the aim of increasing the level of energy-economic efficiency and environmental safety of the energy sector. According to this approach, it is determined that the effective integration of a certain energy- and resource-saving, environmentally safe and economically efficient innovative technology using renewable sources in Ukraine is possible.
METADATA IN OTHER LANGUAGES:
Polish
Wymiar ekonomiczny i środowiskowy produkcji energii przy zastosowaniu odnawialnych technologii
odnawialne źródła energii, bezpieczeństwo energetyczne, sektor energetyczny, aspekty ekonomiczne i środowiskowe
Przyspieszenie przejścia sektora energetycznego do ekologicznie czystej energetyki za pomocą technologii energii odnawialnej zapewni bezpieczeństwo sektora energetycznego Unii Europejskiej w oparciu o wysoce energooszczędne i opłacalne technologie generowania ciepła i energii elektrycznej. Celem badania jest ocena ekonomicznych i ekologicznych aspektów wdrażania technologii energii odnawialnej na Ukrainie na podstawie analizy trendów w transformacji zarówno globalnego, jak i europejskiego sektora energetycznego. Podejście zaproponowane w tym artykule umożliwia rozsądne określenie perspektyw stosowania bezpiecznych technologii oszczędzania energii dla środowiska z wykorzystaniem odnawialnych źródeł energii. Analiza ekonomicznych i środowiskowych aspektów produkcji energii w oparciu o technologie energii odnawialnej, warunek rozwoju i kierunki transformacji europejskiego sektora energetycznego są zilustrowane na podstawie kompleksowej oceny wydajności wykorzystania energii i zasobów. Osiąga się to poprzez zastosowanie kompleksowego uogólnionego bezwymiarowego kryterium wydajności energetyczno-ekonomicznej innowacyjnych technologii w celu zwiększenia poziomu wydajności energetyczno-ekonomicznej i bezpieczeństwa środowiska sektora energetycznego. Zgodnie z tym podejściem ustalono, że możliwa jest skuteczna integracja pewnej ilości energii i zasobów, bezpiecznych dla środowiska i ekonomicznie wydajnych technologii z wykorzystaniem źródeł odnawialnych na Ukrainie.
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