Economic efficiency measurement of oil and gas companies’ digital shift
UDC: 338.2
DOI: -
Authors:
TELEGINA E.A.
1,
CHAPAIKIN D.A.1
1 National University of Oil and Gas "Gubkin University", Moscow, Russia
Keywords: investment analysis, digital transformation, outsourcing, de-centralization, networking structure, oil and gas sector, blockchain, internet of things
Annotation:
Among the reasons for the growing uncertainty in energy markets, besides external factors, the mechanics of trading tools increasing complexity should be accounted for, taking the example of the exponential growth of distributed ledger technologies: blockchain system, platform integration with the Internet of Things, the development of de-centralized management of digital field models and so on. De-centralized technologies cause the growth of uneven data distribution between market participants, thus leading to the formation of multidirectional global trends in the field of economy, politics and social relations. The authors of the article present their approach to the systematization and assessment of the factors of economic efficiency under oil and gas companies’ digital shift. Based on the identification of several groups of players in the international energy market according to the market capitalization level, the economic efficiency of the digital technologies’ implementation in the business models of companies at different stages of value creation process was comparatively assessed. These indicators were taken into consideration in conjunction with the observed qualitative structural changes in business models under the influence of digital transformation, which is a key factor for maintaining sustainable development in the context of geopolitical confrontations, sanction wars and technological race.
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