Treskov A.

candidate of Public Administration (Ph.D.), Doctoral student of National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine, Cherkasy
ORCID : 0000-0001-9495-4806.

Kriukov O.

Doctor of Sciences (Public Administration), Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Management in the Field of Civil Production of the National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine, Cherkasy
ORCID ID: 0000-0002-6335-5429

PECULIARITIES OF THE FORMATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STATE ENERGY POLICY OF UKRAINE IN THE CONTEXT OF RUSSIAN MILITARY STRIKES ON ENERGY FACILITIES

DOI: 10.52363/passa-2025.2-12

Abstract

The article describes the challenges and risks of the functioning of the national energy sector in the conditions of russian military aggression against Ukraine. The features of the formation and implementation of state energy policy in the conditions of russian military strikes on energy facilities are considered. The main problems and contradictions of the formation and implementation of state energy policy in the conditions of russian military aggression against Ukraine are outlined. The main directions of improving state energy policy in the conditions of russian military strikes on energy facilities in Ukraine are substantiated.

Keywords: public management and administration, state administration, mechanisms of state administration, state energy policy, formation and implementation of the state energy policy, energy system, energy facilities, russian military strikes.

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