| Title | Assessment of the Economic Efficiency of Energy Development in the Industrial Sector of the European Union Area Countries |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 63898 |
| Authors | Ginevicius, R; Trishch, R; Bilan, Y; Lis, M; Pencik, J |
| Title | Assessment of the Economic Efficiency of Energy Development in the Industrial Sector of the European Union Area Countries |
| Year | 2022 |
| Published | Energies, 15, 9 |
| Abstract | The European Union's Green Deal emphasises the importance of improving the efficiency of the energy sector in its countries, which is why the issues involved are relevant in both scientific and practical terms. The article sets out the hypothesis that conveying the state of the economic efficiency of energy development by grades does not reflect the real situation. Instead of ranks, it is proposed to form homogeneous groups of some countries based on non-linear data normalisation instead of today's universally used linearisation. Grouping the euro area countries in the European Union on the basis of the value of the cost-effectiveness indicator for the energy development of their industrial sector confirmed the appropriateness of the proposed method-ology. In this way, three groups of countries were formed according to the level of cost-effectiveness achieved. The proposed methodology for grouping countries is universal and can be used for international comparisons of any kind. |
| https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/9/3322/pdf?version=1651830109 |
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