Problems of Energy Efficiency Management from the Perspective of a Cyclical Approach

\nThis article addresses the issues of energy efficiency management and its characteristics in the light of identified specificities. The key factors shaping the problem landscape for improving energy efficiency are defined, characterizing energy efficiency management as a complex, multifaceted process. The fundamental principles of managing cyclical processes are presented. The characteristics of the life cycle, as a type of cycle encompassing the entire existence period of an entity, are examined. Additionally, the life cycle of a building as an energy system is discussed, along with an analysis of the life cycle of investment projects in the field of energy efficiency and investment-construction projects from the perspective of project management characteristics. One key aspect of managing cyclical processes is identified: the repeatability of actions under changing conditions, which complicates the typification and regulation of processes. A procedure for managing cyclical processes is proposed, taking into account the dynamics of their conditions. The factors that hinder the assessment of the effectiveness of cyclical process management are explored. A list of attributes for cyclical processes is suggested to aid in the development and optimization of management tools. In conclusion, criteria for the quality organization and management of energy efficiency are established.\n