Treskov A. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY AS IMPORTANT TOOLS FOR THE FORMATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STATE ENERGY POLICY OF UKRAINE

Treskov A.

Candidate of Public Administration (Ph.D.), Doctoral student of Educational, Research and Production Center of National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine, Kharkіv.

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY AS IMPORTANT TOOLS FOR THE FORMATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STATE ENERGY POLICY OF UKRAINE

DOI: 10.52363/passa-2023.2-7

Abstract

The article describes the current state of Ukrainian energy industry in the conditions of russian military aggression against Ukraine. The peculiarities of international cooperation and the level of support of the world community for the energy sector of Ukraine in modern conditions are considered. The problems and contradictions of the formation and implementation of the state energy policy of Ukraine in the conditions of war are characterized. The need for international cooperation and the support of the world community, as important tools for the formation and implementation of the state energy policy of Ukraine in modern conditions, is substantiated and determined.

Key words: public management and administration, state management mechanisms, energy, state energy policy, russian military aggression, international cooperation, support of the world community.

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