Clean energy today is in the focus of attention of the global community. The development of this field is vitally important for preserving natural heritage and reducing budget expenditures. The case of the EAEU is very interesting for research, since its member countries rely on conventional energy sources from Russia and Kazakhstan, which are cheaper than the production of clean energy. The authors examined the legislative framework of the EAEU countries and compared it with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, identifying their similarity. The authors introduced a method for assessing integration tightness, which allowed to divide the EAEU countries into two groups according to the extent of their integration in the EAEU. The other important finding based on a statistical analysis of the countries' cooperation in the field of clean energy is that the EAEU takes nearly no actions in this direction, therefore, clean energy is not important enough in the EAEU. Another result of the statistical study is the fact that none of the EAEU countries, except Armenia, will achieve the 2030 Agenda's goals in the field of clean energy. The authors developed the Index of green potential usage and proposed clean energy development strategy for the EAEU.
Slovenia is one of the leading countries in the sphere of alternative energy production in the EU. Consequently, developing this sector is one of the best tracks for economy development of the country. There are several issues in the process of alternative energy transformation in Slovenia, mainly connected with the technical and financial limits. The article is devoted to revealing these limits and to forecasting the future development of the industry in Slovenia. The key findings of the paper include the problems of the Slovenian green energy development and the economy of the country and the ways of helping to solve them through the energy market and the forecast up to 2025 for the alternative energy market of Slovenia.
The measures being developed to support Russian exporters should be effective and in demand by the exporters themselves. This means that a strategy for the financial affordability of products designed and implemented to support them should be developed for small and medium-sized enterprises. Much has been done in Russia before the crisis caused by the, state institutions for the support and development of export activities were created and operated, but their work needs to be improved in order to increase the export potential of small and medium enterprises. The article proposes and substantiates the basic principles of the program for ensuring the financial accessibility of insurance mechanisms to support the export of small and medium enterprises.
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