Abstract
The article deals with the issues of rational use of material and human resources of structural units of energy services of enterprises. Periodic statistics do not fully reflect dynamic processes. Forecasting should form new approaches to the development of operational solutions to reduce the risks of the accident rate at power facilities. To improve management efficiency, it is necessary to introduce an energy monitoring system based on geoinformation technologies. The analysis of the possibility of using geoinformation technologies in the energy sector is carried out. A structural diagram of the integration of geographic information systems, modeling, forecasting and decision-making has been developed. An optimization model of the multivariate choice of solutions is presented.
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