Abstract
In order to timely identify threats and risks to energy security and promptly respond to them and the dynamics of their change, the Energy Security Doctrine provides for the formation of a risk management system. The significant heterogeneity of the regions of the Russian Federation, including with a special specificity of the territories of the North and the Arctic zones and the predominance of decentralized energy supply in them, justifies the need for the formation of a regional segment of the assessment that provides for and takes into account these differences in detailing the sphere and the monitoring process itself. The paper presents proposals on the formation of the structure of a separate module of the regional segment for assessing the energy security of isolated areas, separate research modules and indicators for assessing decentralized power supply systems from the standpoint of ensuring energy security. One of the approaches to the formation of the structure of a single information space of the regional segment of the risk management system is proposed.
Highlights
Regions of "Severny Zavoz", attributed to the North, differ significantly in terms of comfort of life and conditions of management
In order to timely identify threats and risks to energy security and promptly respond to them and the dynamics of their change, the Energy Security Doctrine provides for the formation of a risk management system
Analysis of energy supply in technologically isolated and remote territories of Russia is characterized by a number of negative indicators and trends that can provoke emergencies in fuel and energy supply systems
Summary
For a timely and adequate response to emerging challenges and threats to energy security, improving the reliability and sustainability of the energy infrastructure, it is necessary to improve the quality, efficiency and expand monitoring aimed at identifying challenges, threats and risks to energy security, and at their trends. One of the basic modules of segments of any level is the process of collecting, processing, organizing and storing information about the current state of objects in the monitoring sphere and the dynamics of changes in events that affect the state of energy security. These measurements must be synchronized with monitoring processes in the main areas of energy security, which cover 14 critical areas. Identification of local risks, taking into account the specificity of the territories and the features of autonomous power supply
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