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It is essential, however, to ensure energy accessibility and reliability, as energy is
            one of the key foundations of modern civilization. The green economy aims to build
            an  energy  sector  capable  of  providing  sustainable  energy  supplies  with  minimal
            climate impact while also boosting the development of related industries, such as
            energy storage, smart grids, and electric vehicle infrastructure.
                  Below is an example of an economic calculation related to the implementation
            of green technologies (renewable energy)
                  Initial data for the calculation:
               1.  Project: Construction of a 10 MW solar power plant.
               2.  Capital Expenditures (CapEx): USD 10 million (one-time in Year 0).
               3.  Operating Expenses (OpEx): USD 100,000 per year.
               4.  Average output: 15,000 MWh per year.
               5.  Wholesale electricity selling price: USD 0.08/kWh (USD 80/MWh).
               6.  Project lifespan: 20 years.
               7.  Discount rate: 5% per annum.
                  Annual Revenue Calculation:
                  Annual revenue from electricity sales: 15,000 MWh/year × USD 80/MWh = USD
            1,200,000/year.
                  Annual Cash Flow Calculation:
                  Annual Cash Flow (CF) = Revenue – Operating ExpensesCF = USD 1,200,000 –
            USD 100,000 = USD 1,100,000 per year
                  (For simplicity, taxes, depreciation, and other factors are not considered.)
                  Net Present Value (NPV) Calculation:
                  NPV = – CapEx + Σ (CF / (1 + r) ᵗ), where r = 0.05 (5%), t is the year number.
                  For a constant cash flow (annuity), NPV can be simplified as:
                  NPV = –10,000,000 + 1,100,000 × [(1 – (1 + 0.05) ⁻²⁰) / 0.05]
                  First, calculate the annuity present value factor:
                  1 – (1 + 0.05) ⁻²⁰ = 1 – (1.05) ⁻²⁰.
                  (1.05) ²⁰ ≈ 2.6533
                  Therefore, (1.05) ⁻²⁰ = 1/2.6533 ≈ 0.377
                  1 – 0.377 = 0.623
                  Where: 0.623 / 0.05 = 12.46
                  NPV  =  –10,000,000  +  (1,100,000  ×  12.46)  =  –10,000,000  +  13,706,000=  USD
            3,706,000
                  A positive NPV indicates the project is economically feasible under the given
            assumptions and discount rate.
                  Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Calculation:
                  For simplicity, we can approximate the IRR. Since NPV is positive at 5%, the IRR
            is higher than 5%. If we assume that at 10% the NPV would drop to zero, the IRR lies
            between 5% and 10%. Accurate calculation would require several iterations or the use
            of specialized financial tools.
                  Under  the  given  conditions,  the  construction  of  a  10  MW  solar  power  plant
            demonstrates  a  positive  net  present  value,  and  therefore  is  economically  viable.
            Although  this  example  is  simplified,  the  approach  to  calculating  NPV  and  IRR  is
            commonly  applied  in  real-world  green  economy  projects  to  inform  investment
            decisions [10].
                  Another important aspect of the green economy is sustainable agriculture and                  123
            food security. Modern agro-industrial production methods involve the extensive use


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