ORIGINAL PAPER
Low-carbon management in selecting resources for energy production of enterprises
1
West Ukrainian National University, Ukraine
2
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine
These authors had equal contribution to this work
Submission date: 2024-02-18
Final revision date: 2024-06-16
Acceptance date: 2024-11-05
Publication date: 2024-12-11
Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal 2024;27(4):81-98
KEYWORDS
climate changelow-carbon innovationlow-carbon managementlow-carbon energy supply chainrenewable energy sources
TOPICS
ABSTRACT
Climate risks are driving changes in the economy towards low-carbon energy development. The article is devoted to exploring low-carbon management in selecting resources for energy production of enterprises. The households’ willingness to use low-carbon technologies through the transition to consume energy from renewable resources is clarified. The article has proposed a methodological approach to low-carbon management in selecting resources for energy production of enterprises. The specificity of this methodological approach lies in assessing the energy consumption system efficiency based on the low-carbon management in selecting resources for energy production of enterprises. The results obtained for all types of harmful substances indicate the adequacy of the low-carbon management in selecting resources for energy production of enterprises giving preference to solar and wind power. The scientific value of such a methodological approach lies in the ability to forecast the potential of low-carbon management in selecting resources for energy production of enterprises in the energy supply chain. The results is the basis for creating climate energy clusters in the regions to diversify the resources for energy production of enterprises, and to increase of the efficiency of transportation of production waste as renewable energy sources by transport for strengthening the resilience of climate security.
METADATA IN OTHER LANGUAGES:
Polish
Zarządzanie niskoemisyjne w doborze zasobów do produkcji energii przedsiębiorstw
zmiany klimatu, innowacje niskoemisyjne, zarządzanie niskoemisyjne, niskoemisyjny łańcuch dostaw energii, odnawialne źródła energii
Zagrożenia klimatyczne wymuszają zmiany w gospodarce w kierunku niskoemisyjnego rozwoju energetycznego. Artykuł poświęcony jest badaniu zarządzania niskoemisyjnego w doborze zasobów do produkcji energii w przedsiębiorstwach. W artykule wyjaśniono gotowość gospodarstw domowych do korzystania z technologii niskoemisyjnych poprzez przejście do konsumpcji energii ze źródeł odnawialnych. W pracy zaproponowano podejście metodologiczne do zarządzania niskoemisyjnego w doborze zasobów do produkcji energii w przedsiębiorstwach. Specyfika tego podejścia metodologicznego polega na ocenie efektywności systemu zużycia energii w oparciu o zarządzanie niskoemisyjne w doborze zasobów do produkcji energii w przedsiębiorstwach. Wyniki uzyskane dla wszystkich rodzajów substancji szkodliwych wskazują na adekwatność zarządzania niskoemisyjnego w doborze zasobów do produkcji energii w przedsiębiorstwach, preferując energię słoneczną i wiatrową. Wartość naukowa takiego podejścia metodologicznego polega na możliwości prognozowania potencjału gospodarki niskoemisyjnej w doborze zasobów do produkcji energii przez przedsiębiorstwa w łańcuchu dostaw energii. Uzyskane wyniki stanowią podstawę do tworzenia klastrów energii klimatycznej w regionach w celu dywersyfikacji zasobów do produkcji energii w przedsiębiorstwach oraz zwiększenia efektywności transportu odpadów produkcyjnych jako odnawialnych źródeł energii w transporcie w celu wzmocnienia odporności bezpieczeństwa klimatycznego.
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