Methodological toolkit in ensuring sustainable economic development of Russia’s oil and gas complex

Modern macroeconomic realities have led to the need to improve state regulation of industrial sectors, primarily the oil and gas complex. One of the priority areas of regulatory impact is the adjustment of the methodological tools used in the development of hydrocarbon reserves. The article presents its individual aspects related to ensuring economic sustainability, aimed at achieving technological sovereignty, reaching an advanced pace of economic development. The methodological tools used take into account the integrated introduction of digital technologies in all stages of production processes, advanced foreign experience in state regulation, adapted to domestic specifics, and the expansion of foreign economic relations with friendly countries.

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