On the Added Value Conception for the Implementation Instruments Towards Sustainability of the Markets with Carbon Risk

The key component in achieving efficient carbon management, which involves balancing the mitigation of carbon dioxide emissions with the application of carbon dioxide utilization technologies, is the implementation of market sustainability. A value-added model serves as the basis for assessing carbon risk. This study have undertaken multi-criteria modeling for the analytical approximation of the product life cycle, based on a wide range of parameters for control and optimization, including: (1) the quantitative assessments of the market balance for products with carbon risk; (2) the quantitative framework for carbon risk sensitivity analysis; (3) the conditions for motivating production and consumption participants to promote sustainability; (4) relationship between waste utilization costs and technology efficiency as a motivator for minimizing carbon dioxide emissions; (5) innovative stock exchange according to sustainability criteria. The practical prospects for sustainability management of products with carbon risk, including those in energy markets, are examined using the vector optimization technique, while the quantitative indicators presented provide market participants with a strong basis for decision-making in environmental management. The proposed model approach (carbon risk, managed market, innovative stock exchange) introduces novel approaches for environmental management under sustainability criteria.