Model for economic optimization and economic assessment of energy saving

¹ Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, 125468, Russian Federation
² Russian State University of Oil and Gas nam??d I.M. Gubkin, Moscow, 119991, Russian Federation
² Moscow State University of Management Moscow Government, Moscow, 107045, Russian Federation
³ Academy of management and production, Moscow, 123007, Russian Federation
⁴ Plekhanov Russian University of Economics , Moscow, 117997, Russian Federation
⁵ Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, 125468, Russian Federation

^* Corresponding author:z.anzhela@bk.ru

Abstract

The current energy scenario should be examined from a global perspective and include models for optimizing the development and development of major renewable energy sources. The complex structural elements of such models in terms of the structure of energy consumption should include economic and environmental benefits, as well as minimize costs and negative consequences. At the current crisis stage, access to energy sources is an important asset for economic progress and world development of all states. The depletion of natural resources, ecosystem and climate change lead to the need for scientific research in the field of sustainable development and the use of various models of energy conservation to achieve social and economic growth. Renewable energy sources such as solar, geothermal, wind and others are the basis for the development of new concepts and models for economic optimization and renewable energy. The key role in the implementation of such models is played by maintaining the ecological balance and renewing energy using natural and natural resources.