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ENSURING THE SECURITY OF RESOURCE MARKETS USING GREEN TECHNOLOGIES

The current global energy crisis has given new urgency to accelerating the transition to clean energy and re-emphasized the key role of "green" technologies. This paper examines the opportunities and challenges of scaling up and accelerating the deployment of clean energy technologies to secure energy markets and increase gas supplies. An analysis based on a dynamic model makes it possible to draw conclusions about the prospects for increasing supplies only through the introduction of new technologies for processing raw materials without increasing production. The article raises questions that are of interest to a wide range of the scientific community and are quite relevant today, since the topic related to ensuring the security of energy markets, gas supplies, energy prices, requirements for reducing emissions in adverse conditions of climate change can be solved using modern "green" technologies. The International Energy Agency has proposed an action plan to introduce environmentally friendly technologies without burning associated gas and preventing methane leaks. As a result of the introduction of these technologies, measures to reduce methane leaks, discharges and flaring, according to experts, can increase the supply of gas in world markets by 210 billion cubic meters. At the same time, not only energy security and a reduction in the resource market deficit will be ensured, but environmental pollution will also decrease, the greenhouse effect and other associated negative effects will decrease. In terms of economic indicators, the use of "green" technologies will bring high net profit at a meager cost. However, how quickly green technologies can stabilize resource markets depends on many uncertain factors, and non-economic ones at that. When constructing a dynamic model, empirical data were used, given in all areas of issues raised in the work over the past decades, which makes it possible to build forecasts in today's rather turbulent resource market.