ECONOMY SECTORS AND MARKETS
Transformation of Business Models of Generating Companies in the Russian Electricity Market
Published 2023-03-30
Keywords
- generating companies; business model; economic sanctions; transformation; power sector
How to Cite
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Gorgisheli М, Волкова И. Transformation of Business Models of Generating Companies in the Russian Electricity Market. ECO [Internet]. 2023 Mar. 30 [cited 2024 Dec. 20];53(4):117-33. Available from: https://ecotrends.ru/index.php/eco/article/view/4594
Abstract
The paper considers the transformation of business models of Russian generating companies as a response to new challenges. The coronavirus pandemic and the sanctions package of Western countries have influenced the global trends previously operating in the Russian electric power market and formed a number of limitations. The general negative consequences of these events are shown: the rupture of previous value chains, the need to find new sources of investment, possible deterioration of assets, the slowdown of digitalization. The directions of changes in the business models of individual groups of generating companies as part of the search for new sustainability are described.References
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