| Summary: | The article investigates the approaches to assessing the economic security of export deliveries of fuel and energy resources in the face of a possible counteraction of the global market. The authors give an analysis of possible compensatory measures, the most important of which is the reorientation of uses of hydrocarbon resources towards the predominantly domestic consumption. It appears promising to organize gas liquefaction plants in the coastal areas of the northern Russia with potential sea deliveries to the world market, thus decreasing some of the threats of the uncertainty of demand for this product. The article analyzes the areas of interaction of different types of transport in the development of new gas fi in the Arctic zone of the country. As a tool of quantitative estimates the authors use an intersectional interregional model of optimization with transport sector detailed in the block.
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