Akademik Məlumat İdarəetmə Sistemi
vol.0,5, pp.405-409, 2021 (Conference Book)
The fuel and energy system is a key
sector of the economy, which largely determines the country's development
opportunities in the economic, social, technological and political spheres.
Therefore, the study of the relationship of energy with the economy is a
traditional research topic. These studies are based on a systematic research
methodology, which implies a comprehensive consideration of all aspects and
areas of interaction between the economy and the fuel and energy industries
with the development of methods, economic and mathematical models, and an
information database for their regular use as part of a quantitative analysis
of the status and prospects of fuel and energy system development. To study the
impact of investment policy in the industries and individual large companies of
fuel and energy systems
on the development of the economy, a methodology and appropriate model- information tools have been
developed aimed at assessing the national economic effect, including the
intersectoral multiplicative effect of investments in fuel and energy sectors.
The economic effect of investments in thermal power plants includes:
·
The interindustry multiplicative effect of the growth
of investments in the sectors
of thermal power plants is the
increase in production in the sectors of the investment complex and along the
chain of intersectoral relations in all other sectors of the economy, due to an
increase in orders for investment goods and services.
·
Intensification of the growth of investment and production in the economy due to a reduction in the price burden on industrial consumers of
electricity.
Keywords: investment, state, fuel and energy
system