USING AN INDICATIVE APPROACH TO ASSESSING THE SECURITY OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

Monitoring and assessing the security of electricity supply in Ukraine are becoming increasingly important due to the integration of the integrated power system with the European power system and the need to ensure uninterrupted operation in parallel. This paper aims to test the use of an indicative approach to assessing the security of electricity supply. The paper considers the possibility of using an indicative approach to assessing the security of electricity supply. Within this paper, the indicative approach is understood as a method of management and planning based on the use of indicators or indicators to assess the state and efficiency of a particular process, system, or phenomenon. The main focus is on forming a list of indicators to assess the security of electricity supply. The initial assessment of the level of the indicator for ensuring the balanced reliability of the power system and the quality and level of maintenance of power grids will allow us to assess the security of supply in general. Unlike the existing principles for assessing supply security, this approach allows for systematic monitoring and objective data on which to base strategies and plans, which increases management efficiency. To solve the problem of finding an assessment of the security of the electricity supply, an indicative approach may be proposed for use, which provides a unified indicator that allows further analysis and formation of a list of tasks for the development of the Ukrainian power system. The feasibility of applying the indicative approach is proved by the example of calculating all weighted average integrated indicators and the level of security of electricity supply. The above calculations and conclusions can be extended to the indicators of the Reports of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine for other years. Keywords: indicative approach, security of electricity supply, indicator, indicator, assessment, risk, statistical data, standardization, unified indicator.