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Influence Of Renewable Energy On Sustainable Development Of The Russian Regions

Table 2:

Regions By how many times will the specific material input increase if traditional energy is completely replaced with renewable energy
Central Federal District
Bryansk Region 9
Ivanovo Region 6.73
Kaluga Region 6.87
Moscow Region 8
Ryazan Region 18.2
Tambov Region 7
Tula Region 12.67
Northwestern Federal District
Arkhangelsk Region 8.2
Vologda Region 9.93
Komi Republic 8.6
Nenets Autonomous Area 9.07
Novgorod Region 8.6
Pskov Region 6.8
Southern Federal District
Astrakhan Region 7.53
Sevastopol 7.87
North Caucasus Federal District
Stavropol Territory 6.73
Volga Federal District
Orenburg Region 6.67
Republic of Bashkortostan 7
Republic of Mordovia 6.73
Ural Federal District
Kurgan Region 8.8
Sverdlovsk Region 10.93
Tyumen Region 8.13
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous District 7.87
Chelyabinsk Region 12.07
Siberian Federal District
Altai Territory 20.93
Trans-Baikal Territory 32.67
Kemerovo Region 13.67
Krasnoyarsk Territory 13.27
Novosibirsk Region 9.2
Omsk Region 14.93
Republic of Buryatia 29.93
Republic of Tuva 8.6
Tomsk Region 11.4
Far Eastern Federal District
Primorye Territory 26.8
Sakhalin Region 10.27
Khabarovsk Territory with Jewish Autonomous Region 13.2
Chukotka Autonomous Area 15.2
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 6.87
Russian Federation 6.93
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