Evaluating energy financing considerations and sustainable energy innovation with the role of financial development and energy development

[EN] The purpose of the study is to test the role of energy development in energy financing considerations for sustainable energy innovation and financial development. To achieve the study objective, a fuzzy decision-making modeling technique is applied. The results revealed that bank loans are now the main source of financing for innovation and creativity in Chinese business entities. Project-based financing might be replaced with collaborative and sustainable energy innovation (CSI), warranting energy development. Moreover, green financing loan schemes invest both public and private funds in sustainable energy innovation to capitalize on financial development through sustainable energy innovation. The consideration and application of financial consideration for sustainable energy innovation-financing projects or companies are limitless. Providing for screening energy development cooperation proposals with small financial payback hurdle rates might have large opportunity costs. There may be a case for governments to increase industrial growth, improve resource efficiency, and increase factor productivity while tackling climate change. Economic growth in China may have an even greater influence on environmental sustainability than in other countries. On such points, there is a need to pay the attention. If the suggested policy suggestions are implemented successfully, they would help to enhance the scope of financing considerations for sustainable energy innovation to uplift financial development through energy development mechanisms at the corporate level.The research is partially funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation under the strategic academic leadership program "Priority 2030" (Agreement. 075-152021-1333 dd 30.09.2021).Barykin, SE.; Sergeev, SM.; Mottaeva, AB.; De La Poza, E.; Baydukova, NV.; Gubenko, AV. (2022). Evaluating energy financing considerations and sustainable energy innovation with the role of financial development and energy development. Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 30:6849-6863. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-022-22576-x684968633

Digital Echelons and Interfaces within Value Chains: End-to-End Marketing and Logistics Integration

[EN] The goals of real business in the context of the digital transformation of international logistics networks and marketing channels have necessitated the application of a scientifically based theoretical approach to the development of a formalized description acceptable for predictive planning based on leading indicators. In the context of globalization and interstate and regional economic unions, this will lead to achieving the maximum end-to-end integration of digital platforms. Based on the analysis, the article presents the integration of digital logistics and marketing approaches with the mathematical models of the ecosystem organization of economic relations. The features of the organization of economic relations between contractors involved in the execution of virtual transactions and the material movement of resources were analyzed. The researchers considered prerequisites for the analytical description of interconnections between the participants of digital platforms in cross border e-commerce. The authors' approach is based on the idea of both a sales funnel in marketing and a conversion funnel in digital transformation. Considering the integration of logistics and marketing, authors offer the definition of business echelons as stages of the consumer value creation. The theoretical contribution of this article consists in constructing a mathematical description of business echelons along the entire value chain. The developed analytical description of business echelons is acceptable both for embedding a digital management support system into various software products, and for conducting in-depth analysis and finding optimal solutions.The research of S.E.B., S.M.S. and I.V.K. is partially funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation under the strategic academic leadership program Priority 2030 (Agreement 075-15-2021-1333 dated 30 September 2021).Barykin, SE.; Smirnova, EA.; Chzhao, D.; Kapustina, IV.; Sergeev, SM.; Mikhalchevsky, YY.; Gubenko, AV.... (2021). Digital Echelons and Interfaces within Value Chains: End-to-End Marketing and Logistics Integration. Sustainability. 13(24):1-18. https://doi.org/10.3390/su132413929S118132