Shevtsov Yu. V.

The relevance of the topic. Social, economic and environmental indicators play a key role in the sustainable development of the Russian nuclear energy industry in the context of digital transformation. The indicators established by correlation and regression analysis are directly related to electricity consumption, that is, the more we produce electricity, the more we consume it, and the more we consume it, the greater the amount of greenhouse gas emissions. Goal. To analyze the social, economic and environmental indicators that play a key role in the sustainable development of nuclear energy in the Russian Federation in the context of digital transformation. Methodology. Methods of correlation and regression analysis. Results and conclusions. In the context of modern challenges and restrictions related to international sanctions, and in the context of digital transformation, the Russian nuclear industry must develop steadily. The correlation and regression analysis of the relationship between environmental, economic and social indicators showed a direct relationship with electricity consumption — an increase in electricity production and, accordingly, its consumption leads to an increase in greenhouse gas emissions. The scope of application. The field of nuclear energy.

The relevance of the topic. The article examines the problems of interaction between large and small business forms in the mining industry, examines the impact of sanctions policy and new working conditions on the mining industry. The restrictions and sanctions imposed on the industry, which create difficulties in the interaction between different forms of business, require the development of new strategies for successful work. Goal. To study the problems of interaction between large and small business forms and propose ways to solve them. Methodology. Methods of generalization, analysis, synthesis, historical, analogies. Results and conclusions. The problems arising from the interaction of small and large business forms are considered. The bureaucracy and suspicion characteristic of large companies can hinder flexibility and effective interaction with small enterprises. At the same time, small companies may face problems related to contractual violations and complex relationships between production and management areas of activity. It is important to strive to simplify procedures and create more flexible working mechanisms in order to ensure effective cooperation between different forms of business. The article suggests possible ways to solve these problems. Scope of application. The management of the organization, the sustainable development of the organization and the competitive position in the market.