GLMMM2026

Kateryna Peleshenko conducts research at the intersection of renewable energy policy and sustainable development economics. Her published work in the International Journal of Renewable Energy Development analyzes Ukraine's electricity payment systems and feed-in tariff structures for solar installations. She specializes in energy system stability analysis, focusing on grid integration challenges for renewable power sources. Her research portfolio examines how institutional frameworks and product design requirements differ across emerging markets and developing economies. She investigates the technical and policy mechanisms needed to support renewable energy adoption in various economic contexts. Her work encompasses cloud computing infrastructure and its relationship to modern energy systems. Peleshenko's academic contributions bridge theoretical energy policy with applied sustainable technology implementation. She analyzes feed-in tariff effectiveness, grid modernization requirements, and institutional barriers to renewable integration. Her research methodology combines quantitative energy systems analysis with development economics frameworks.