How did the Russia–Ukraine war impact energy imports and electricity generation? A comparative analysis between Germany and the United Kingdom

Q1 Social Sciences

Electricity Journal Pub Date : 2024-03-21 DOI:10.1016/j.tej.2024.107396

Ariela Caraseni Luschini, Erik Eduardo Rego, Nayara Montebello

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Abstract

The energy crisis caused by the Russia–Ukraine war (RUW) has affected the energy supply chain. The countries most impacted by the sanctions imposed on Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine focused on replacing the countries they import their energy from in the short term and switching fuel, for example, from natural gas to coal in Germany. The objective of this article is to verify how the war has impacted energy trade and electricity generation in Germany and the United Kingdom (UK). The results indicate that the RUW had consequences on these countries’ energy sector, significantly affecting fuel trade and electricity generation in the immediate aftermath of the war.

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俄乌战争对能源进口和发电有何影响？德国与英国的比较分析

俄乌战争引发的能源危机影响了能源供应链。由于俄罗斯入侵乌克兰而对其实施制裁，受影响最大的国家在短期内集中精力更换进口能源的国家，并更换燃料，例如德国从天然气改为煤炭。本文旨在验证战争如何影响了德国和英国的能源贸易和发电量。研究结果表明，战争对这些国家的能源部门产生了影响，在战争结束后立即对燃料贸易和发电产生了重大影响。

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Electricity Journal Business, Management and Accounting-Business and International Management

CiteScore

5.80

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0.00%

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审稿时长

31 days

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