Multi-criteria modeling shows the potential for market sustainability in carbon risk management, suggesting innovative frameworks may facilitate decision making.
The key component in achieving the efficient carbon management, which involves mitigating the vast majority of carbon dioxide emissions in balance with carbon dioxide utilization technologies, is market sustainability implementation. At the same time, a value-added model is used, which forms the basis for determining carbon risk. We`ve undertaken the multi criteria modelling for analytical approximation of product life cycle, based at the wide area of parameters for control and optimization, in particular: (1) the quantitative assessments for the balance existence at the market of product with carbon risk; (2) the quantitative scheme for carbon risk sensitivity analysis; (3) the conditions for production and consumption participants being the motivation to promote sustainability; (4) the relationship between waste utilization costs and technology efficiency being the motivation for carbon dioxide emissions minimization; (5) the innovative stock-exchange under the sustainability criteria. The practical prospects for the sustainability management of the product with carbon risk, including the energy markets, are seen via the vector optimization technique, while the represented quantitative indicators are well providing market participants with strong base for decision making along the environmental management. The proposed model approach (carbon risk, managed market, innovative stock-exchange) provides the novelties for environmental management under the sustainability criteria.
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