Integrating carbon footprint analysis with energy poverty assessment for federated climate policy in the Russian Arctic
ロシア北極圏における連邦気候政策のための炭素フットプリント分析とエネルギー貧困評価の統合 (AI 翻訳)
Solomon Okeke, Yuri Pavlovich Khitev, Nelson Onyebuchi Nwobi
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日本語
本研究は、ロシアの8地域（北極圏・亜北極圏を含む）を対象に、炭素排出とエネルギー貧困の関連を分析し、新指標AEPRIを開発・検証した。地域間で排出原単位に有意差があり、モスクワの一人当たり排出量が最も高く、ノリリスクなどの北極都市でAEPRIが深刻であることを示した。政策シミュレーションでは、風力ディーゼルハイブリッドや廃熱利用などの対策で排出を10〜30%削減でき、費用便益比は1.86〜3.11と試算された。連邦制における分散型気候政策の重要性を提唱している。
English
This study examines the relationship between carbon emissions, energy poverty, and climate policy across eight Russian regions, including Arctic and sub-Arctic areas. It introduces and validates the Arctic Energy Poverty Risk Index (AEPRI), revealing significant regional differences in emission intensity and energy vulnerability. Policy simulations suggest that targeted interventions such as wind-diesel hybrid microgrids and waste-heat recycling could cut emissions by 10-30% with benefit-cost ratios of 1.86-3.11. The study advocates for decentralized, federated climate policy that integrates emissions trading with AEPRI-based subsidies.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では、エネルギー貧困は主に冬季の暖房費負担として顕在化しており、北海道などの寒冷地で類似の課題がある。AEPRIのような地域特性を考慮した指標は、日本の地域間格差やエネルギー政策の評価に示唆を与える。また、再生可能エネルギー導入や廃熱利用の費用対効果分析は、日本の地方自治体や企業の脱炭素投資判断に参考になる。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to global GX scholarship by linking carbon emissions with energy poverty in a federated context, offering a novel metric (AEPRI) that integrates heating demand, fuel toxicity, and grid reliability. The policy simulations provide evidence for cost-effective decarbonization measures in cold climates, relevant to other Arctic nations and regions with similar energy challenges. The call for decentralized climate policy aligns with global discussions on just transitions and equity in decarbonization.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a validated index (AEPRI) linking energy poverty and carbon emissions, useful for further research in climate policy and energy justice.
🏢実務担当者:Offers cost-benefit analysis of specific decarbonization measures (wind-diesel hybrids, waste-heat recycling) applicable to cold-climate operations.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the importance of integrating energy poverty metrics into climate policy design, especially in federated systems.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The Arctic is experiencing rapid climatic changes that significantly affect regional energy systems and human vulnerability. Current climate policy frameworks often overlook the link between carbon emissions and energy poverty, especially in federated systems with diverse regional conditions. This study examines the relationship between carbon emissions, energy poverty, and climate policy across eight Russian regions, including Arctic and sub-Arctic areas. We introduced and validated the Arctic Energy Poverty Risk Index (AEPRI), a metric that combines heating demand, fuel toxicity, grid reliability, and health impacts. Validation confirmed construct validity ( r = 0.78 with independent measurements of energy poverty), internal consistency (Cronbach’s α = 0.71), and stability against varying weights (rank correlations ≥ 0.91). Findings reveal significant regional differences in emission intensity (F(7392) = 14.27, p < 0.001) and energy vulnerability, with Moscow showing the highest per capita emissions (1109 kg CO 2 /month, 95% CI [1042, 1176]), while Arctic cities like Norilsk face serious AEPRI scores (0.81). Policy simulations suggest that targeted interventions such as wind-diesel hybrid microgrids, industrial waste-heat recycling, and permafrost-adaptive geothermal systems could cut emissions by 10–30%, with benefit-cost ratios ranging from 1.86 to 3.11. Discounted net present value analysis shows positive returns (all BCR > 1.5) under conservative assumptions. The study calls for decentralized, federated climate policy that connects emissions trading systems with AEPRI-based subsidies to tackle both equity and efficiency. The AEPRI framework and implementation plan serve as a model for federated Arctic nations aiming to synchronize decarbonization with just energy transitions.
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