Abstract
The article draws attention to the reproductive aspects of household participation in the implementation of a sustainable economy and sustainable energy, which have been actively studied in recent years. The author examined the main ways households can participate in the development of sustainable energy. It has been established that household participation in sustainable energy depends on many factors, which are classified into exogenous (main and secondary) and endogenous (main and auxiliary). Indicators are proposed to measure the total amount of energy generated in a household and the secondary (re)consumption of generated energy. According to the author, the creation of technological infrastructure within the framework of nature-like technologies will increase the share of households’ contribution to ensuring the reproduction of sustainable energy energy.
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