Concepts for the digitalisation of distributed energy generation from renewable sources: the European Union's experience for Ukraine's post-war recovery

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Strengthening energy security is accompanied by the application of innovative solutions for diversifying the use of renewable energy sources and developing decentralised energy networks. Regulatory activity in the European Union is aimed at synchronising digital and energy policies. In the context of military risks and the prospects for Ukraine's post-war recovery, it is important to take into account the European experience of innovative directions in energy development. With this in mind, the article is devoted to studying the concepts of introducing digital technologies for distributed energy generation from renewable sources in the European Union as a benchmark for Ukraine's post-war recovery. To this end, the article examines the regulatory framework for the digitalisation of distributed energy generation in Ukraine. An analysis of legal and organisational measures in the European Union regarding the integration of digital technologies into energy networks is conducted. It has been established that the development of energy networks in the European Union is based on the principles of innovation and science, digitalisation, expanding consumer access to energy resources, strengthening cybersecurity, and transitioning to climate neutrality. Projects for the introduction of various digital technologies to improve the efficiency of energy networks in the European Union were considered. Using this experience in preparing and implementing projects in the process of Ukraine's post-war recovery will contribute to the resilience and economic efficiency of distributed energy generation from renewable sources. With this in mind, prospects for further research lie in modelling and testing the use of digital technologies for distributed energy generation from renewable energy sources in Ukraine.

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