Economic and Technological Role of Kuzbass Industry in the Implementation of National Energy Strategy of Russian Federation

M A Tyulenev,S A Zhironkin,G A Barysheva,A A Khoreshok,M C Hellmer

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/142/1/012127

Abstract

This article describes the problems and prospects of development of coal mining in Kuzbass - the center of coal production in Siberia and Russia, in the framework of the major initiatives of the National Energy Strategy for the period until 2035. The structural character of the regional coal industry problems, caused by decline in investment activity, high level of fixed assets depreciation, slow development of deep coal processing and technological reduction of coal mining is shown.

Highlights

Prospects of fuel and energy complex development in Russia, as described in the Energy Strategy for the period until 2035, are based on the main direction of the global energy market transformation – self-providing and import substitution for countries – the largest importers of energy producing materials [1]
These initiatives are specified in the key tasks of National Energy Strategy of Russian Federation as the following: 1. Upgrading the power industry means development of oil refining, "smart" power grids, decentralized power generation, upgrading the heating systems
To achieve the goals set by National Energy Strategy of Russian Federation it is necessary to initiate a deep structural transformation of the industry, which cannot be carried out with reasonablepriced raw materials, new productive technologies of processing minerals and investment institutions

Summary

Introduction

Prospects of fuel and energy complex development in Russia, as described in the Energy Strategy for the period until 2035, are based on the main direction of the global energy market transformation – self-providing and import substitution for countries – the largest importers of energy producing materials [1]. To achieve the goals set by National Energy Strategy of Russian Federation it is necessary to initiate a deep structural transformation of the industry, which cannot be carried out with reasonablepriced raw materials, new productive technologies of processing minerals and investment institutions.

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