乌克兰的欧洲绿色协议:对该行业的机遇和影响

O. Kushnirenko, N. Gakhovych
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本文的目的是证实欧洲绿色协议(EGD)的承诺,确定乌克兰工业发展的机会和威胁,并详细介绍乌克兰生产商适应EGD要求的建议。这表明,EGD是在欧洲议程的中心,它是一个现代的挑战,可以改变经济和消费模式,不仅在欧盟,但在整个世界。这可能会产生深远的地缘政治影响。作者证明,乌克兰与欧盟有着稳定的经济、社会和政治关系,并与欧洲生产商参与了新的价值链,因此实施EGD为乌克兰工业的“绿色”转型开辟了新的机会。人们认为,乌克兰应该履行关于发展的国际承诺。然而,由于工业代理人的技术落后和财政不安全,这种遵守会带来严重的威胁。此外,遵守乌克兰的国际承诺和其他国际协议可能会通过加强与更严格的环境要求相关的贸易壁垒,进一步阻碍乌克兰商品进入欧盟市场。已经表明,今天乌克兰的气候中性水平和环境负荷不符合欧洲标准。这加强了使乌克兰工业适应EGD要求的重要性。为了解决这些缺陷,作者提出了监管和制度改革的建议。Paper建议制定经济激励措施以节约能源和初级材料资源,采用现代废物管理方法以尽量减少废物量,传播环境创新和环境友好型资源效率技术以发展“绿色”业务。
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The European green deal in Ukraine: opportunities and implications for the industry
The purpose of the article is to substantiate the European Green Deal (EGD) commitments, identify opportunities and threats for the development of Ukrainian industry, and elaborate proposals for the adaptation of Ukrainian producers to the requirements of the EGD. It is shown that the EGD is at the centre of the European agenda, and it is a modern challenge that can change the economy and consumption patterns not only in the European Union but throughout the world. This could have profound geopolitical implications. The authors justify that Ukraine has stable economic, social, and political ties with the EU and has been involved in new value chains with European producers, so implementing the EGD opens new opportunities for “green” transformations of the Ukrainian industry. It has been found that Ukraine should serve to implement international commitments on development. However, such compliance carries significant threats aggravated by technological backwardness and financial insecurity of industrial agents. Also, complying with Ukraine’s international commitments and other international agreements could further impede access of Ukrainian goods to the EU market by strengthening trade barriers associated with more stringent environmental requirements. It has been shown that today the level of climatic neutrality and environmental load on the environment in Ukraine does not correspond to European standards. This enhances the importance of adapting the Ukrainian industry to the requirements of the EGD. To address the shortcomings, the authors propose regulatory and institutional changes. Paper recommends developing economic incentives to save energy and primary material resources, modern waste management methods to minimize waste volumes, disseminate environmental innovations and environmentally friendly resource-efficient technologies to develop “green” business.
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