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In this paper, the authors examine the problem of ensuring the security and protection of Russian energy supplies to the European market, which is relevant for both Europe and Russia. The authors focused on the analysis of Russian supplies in the energy sector of the European economy in connection with the implementation of the ambitious gas transportation projects "Nord Stream 2" and "Turkish Stream". The purpose of the publication is the accentuation of the advantages of Russian natural gas supplies for Europe, taking into account modern global economic processes and increasing competition in the energy market. Most countries in the world do not have their own sources of energy in sufficient quantities. For example, the European Union, together with Norway and Switzerland, accounts for almost 17% of global energy consumption, but EU countries do not have large energy deposits. They satisfy the deficit of energy carriers through imports. The European Union imports 82% of consumed oil and 57% of consumed natural gas. It is expected that in the next 25 years the share of imported oil will increase to 93%, and the share of imported gas up to 84%. Experts of the European Commission on Energy forecast an increase in imports of energy carriers to 65% in 2030 [1]. In conclusion, the authors claim that the implementation of Russian energy initiatives in the European economy and the practicality of European importers have a positive effect in order to follow their own economic interests if they have made political decisions in the field of energy consumption management. The publication is prepared using actual facts and includes a critical analysis of

proceedings of the international conference "topical problems of philology and didactics: interdisciplinary approach in humanities and social sciences" (tphd 2018)

Problems of Delivering Pipeline Gas to Europe under Conditions of Western Sanctions